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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1905

Page

3

Excursion Fare Offers From Illinois Central R R

Excursion rates to Portland Denver and California routes listed with daily sale through September. Round trips to Indian Springs Indiana at 2.35 and good until Oct 31. Portland and return options via California and San Francisco Los Angeles priced 68.15 with frequent July August September sales. Home seeker excursions promoted each 1st and 3rd Tuesdays to many southern southwestern and western points at one fare plus 2 for round trip. I S Draper agent Sullivan Indiana.

Indian Springs Ind Portland California San Francisco Los Angeles I. S. Draper Agt. Sullivan Seattle Tacoma Vancouver San Diego Washington Oregon British Columbia Helena Butte Anaconda Pocatello Ogden Salt Lake City O. P. McCarty

Free 25 Cent Bottle of Dr Carlstedt Liver Powder

A newspaper notice offers a free 25c bottle of Dr Carlstedt's German Liver Powder to prove its cures for liver and kidney ailments. The ad invites readers to call or mail for distribution through the American Pharmaceutical Co. Evansville Ind. and warns not to send children.

Dr. Carlstedt American Pharmacal Co Evansville Ind

Logansport personals note various visits and life events

Miss Helen Talbot of Logansport visits aunt Mrs J H Sammis. Charles Ramsen buys W P Whitsett property on North State and moves to town. Evansville couple visit McClanahans. Mrs John Burton returns home from Rockville. Eaton brothers visit Paris Illinois. Joe Hunt from Chicago visits father Mesha Hunt. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs J B McFall in Tacoma. George Porter Campbell and Ella Steele marry in town. Eugene Frakes plans Culver Academy. Cyrus Thomas remains critically ill. Mrs W E Parrott returns from Kansas City. Rev H H Allen family return from New Albany. transferred to Seymour. Walter Asdell buys Nash grocery near depot. Charles Bradbury sells restaurant to Scott Biddle. Mrs Etta Hughes visiting Indianapolis. Sunday’s hygienic value and leisure noted with quotes from Miss Corelli.

B. Eaton Cory Eaton James T. Eaton Paris Joe Hunt Chicago Mesha Hunt J. B. McFall Tacoma Washington McFall Sadie Kirkham O. B. Harris

Modern Tooth Service Promise

It urges timely dental care for painful teeth offering to save or extract without pain. All work guaranteed with fees credited toward future plate cost. Office location given as south side of the square, above Douthitt's.

Square Douthitt’s Mother Wisdom Mother Love

Dogs That Wear Shoes In Alaska

A New England Farmer report notes Alaskan dogs wear moccasins made from buckskin or reindeer skin to protect bruised feet on rough mountain trails. The dog, used for dragging and carrying, endures worn feet until healed, then gnaws off the shoes.

Alaska New England

La Fontaine's fable hints at early photograph like mirror art

In a Chambers' Journal excerpt T Hopeworth describes La Fontaine's Voyage Suppose where water in basins forms a frozen glass mirror that bears an enduring image of any object placed before it. The tale foreshadows modern photography by imagining a reflective process creating a lasting likeness.

la Fontaine Scheele T. Hopeworth Chambers’ Journal

The Art of Disagreeing Gracefully

A reflective piece argues that avoiding argument wastes time while learning to disagree gracefully would make the world more pleasant. It stresses the value of respectful debate and harmony in daily interactions.

Lucky and Unlucky Numbers Across Cultures

The piece surveys beliefs about numbers from ancient Egypt to the Chaldeans. It notes thirteen as unlucky due to the Last Supper, one as sacred, three as the perfect number representing beginning middle and end, and seven as the popular moon-worshipped number marked by weeks.

The Pure in Heart See God and World’s Change

Poem by Mary Wood-Allen exhorts pure hearts to glimpse the divine presence and see earthly corruption, while urging moral reform. It proclaims a future of self mastery, equal liberty for women, and children born under divine guidance, to raise a righteous society.

Mary Wood-Allen

Big Sweet Potato Crop on Virginia’s Eastern Shore

The Virginia eastern shore reports one of its largest sweet potato crops with high yield and satisfactory quality. Farmers suffer from low market price, pegged at eighty five cents a barrel for prime stock, blamed on nationwide bumper crops and a presidential election year. The Eastern Shore Produce Exchange is credited with keeping the crop valuable.

Virginia Virginia Produce Exchange Richmond (Va Times-Dispatch

The Woman's Part in the Infinite Plan

A reflection on a mother's wisdom and influence guiding men toward virtue and purpose. The poem credits maternal love for shaping character and lifting humanity, while noting doubts and temptations. Attributed to Alfred J. Waterhouse in the San Francisco Bulletin.

Alfred J. Waterhouse San Francisco Buletin

Boy for Sale Poem Exposes Moral Shock and Price Resist

A chilling verse by Horace Seymour Keller voices a commodified boy, mocking paid innocence. The speaker rejects extravagant sums and diamonds, underscoring the horror of buying a child despite vivid, unsettling imagery.

Horace Seymour Keller

Fragmented Love Disturbs Hearts in Moores Verse

A poem fragment reflects on how a single look or unkind word can ruin a once united passion. Love, tested by storms, dissolves into distant, broken images as hearts once mingled drift apart like clouds and rivers.

Thomas Moore

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Illinois Central R. R Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo W. L. Laurent Real Estate and Insurance Shelburn, Ind Trust Will F. Usrey State OF Indiana Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Court J. Floyd Curtner Edward Davidson Cause of Action Douthitt & Haddon Indiana State of Iva Erate Ledies Chicester Turn Mall All Druggiste Chichester Chemical Co Otion Madison Rocate Phila Cincinnati Ohio Sertes Rogers Helen Talbot Logansport J. H. Sammis Charles Ramsen Fairbanks Township W. P. Whitsett North State Street Harry Vwecclanahan A. T. McClanahan John Burton Rockville Thomas Burton George Porter Campbell Ella Frances Steele Jackson Township Squire Kirkham A. J. Steele Eugene Frakes Daniel Frakes Culver Military Academy Cyrus Thomas W. E. Parrott Kansas City H. H. Allen New Albany Mr. Allen Ben Allen Rev. Allen Seymour Walter Asdell James Nash Charles Bradbury Scott Biddle Mrs Etta Hughes Neville Crowder Indianapolis Lady Violet Greville The London Graphic Lindley Eer America Rocky Mountains Rockies Morse School of Telegraphy Buffalo N. Y LaCrosse Wis Cal Atlanta, Ga Texarkana, Tex Lewis A. Crossett, Inc North Abington, Mass Tiakes Flere Merowms Sullivan Wabash Chase & Sanborn Central Station No. 5 South Side Col. Dear Ideal Grocery Store and Meat Market of Calverté Dougherty
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