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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
5
A stance argues chiropractic adjustments are ancient and natural, removing nerve pressure by realigning misaligned vertebrae to relieve disease symptoms. It invites readers to consult the chiropractor for personalized outcomes and clarifies limits of the treatment.
Mrs. Armanda Ren of Farmers burg visited her daughter Mrs. Alvin Hood at the start of the week. Guests include Mrs. Foe Birlingmier Mrs. Chester Woodard and son Howard with Mrs. Jerry Barcus and daughter Geneva. Various local residents visited friends and family in Bloomington Terre Haute and New Orleans as seasons change.
A series of social visits are reported across local households. Mr. and Mrs. Flord Taylor and Ben Raymond hosted relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jewell entertained. Hymera area residents were noted among visiting friends and kin from Shelburn Terre Haute Sullivan and surrounding towns.
There is much catarrh in the country long deemed incurable. Doctors favored local remedies, but Hall's Catarrh Medicine by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo is a constitutional remedy taken internally and said to reach mucous surfaces through the blood. A hundred dollar reward is offered for any cure failure. Sold by druggists. Wel's Family Pills advertised for constipation.
In Graysville on a crisp fall Sunday, the Providence Sunday school plans rally day on Oct. 17. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and Lara of Merom and others from Indianapolis and Terre Haute, visited Mary E. Bailey and helped with school observation week.
Earl Patton has been named post master at Shelburn, succeeding in the town’s postal office leadership.
Editorial lauds Senator James E. Watson as a staunch Republican with a long track record. It highlights his national reputation as a speaker and his leadership on tariff and reconstruction legislation. Readers urged to support Watson to continue Bush county’s representation and credit Harding’s praise calling him useful and trusted.
The Republican gubernatorial hopeful Mr. McCray attracts widespread Indiana interest with a state-wide tour, meeting voters as a farmer and businessman. He advocates businesslike governance, economy and efficiency in public affairs, projecting steady popularity and a path to victory in November.
The text criticizes Mr Palmer acting as attorney general for Mr Wilson for failing to curb sugar profiteering. It alleges sugar prices did not fall and even rose, despite Hoover’s advice. Wilson allegedly neglected to secure the Cuban sugar crop and prevent price gouging affecting housewives.
The text explains snake groups by reproduction: oviparous species lay eggs, while ovoviviparous snakes hatch eggs before or at laying. It notes that constrictors kill by squeezing, whereas ovoviviparous snakes capture prey with teeth and do not squeeze. An example mentions copperheads and boas.
Describes the process of making isinelass using sun drying for best quality. After drying the sound is moistened with warm water and the interior shiny skin is removed by hammering or rubbing. The product is then rolled between two polished iron ravers.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an event in Idaho Springs with references to springs and a meet. Distinct entities are not readable due to garbled characters. No clear people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are determinable from the provided fragment.
A brief note explains birds keep a secure grip while asleep by foot mechanics. It describes how toes close when lifting a foot and open on ground contact, preventing falling.
An Ohio State Journal editorial declares efficiency is its own reward and praises work done well, noting that others might claim anyone could have achieved it. The piece highlights virtue and personal satisfaction in productive effort.
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