Local Family Visits and Rural Watch
Mrs Anna Buff returned home after two weeks with daughter Mrs Henry Struhler in Indianapolis. Rev Austin Bennett and wife came home from Rinehart Sl after several days away. Webb Milam and Harry Karns fished a pond when Karns cut his foot on a rusty wire and was taken to Sullivan county hospital. Mrs Clarence Gorman and child visited Mrs Maude Burke. Otto Devlin and Arthur Devlin visiting Martinsville. Mrs Margaret Beecher returned to Martinsville after visiting Mel Manifold. E W Berry and family visited Herman Jones. Burl Gogin and wife from Palestine stayed with Miss Nette Hubble. Noel Boughman in Terre Haute Saturday.
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Austin Bennett
Rinehart
Webb Milam
Harry Karns
Rat-Snap promise versus rat losses headline
An ad touts RAT-SNAP as a pest solution priced at 35c 65c and 1.25 with three cake sizes. It claims one 65c package kills 50 rats and that rats prefer RAT-SNAP to meat grain or cheese. The product is sold by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett with a guarantee and cremates after killing.
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Turman & Riggs
H. V. Bennett
Tanlac testimonials spark word of mouth in ads
People helped by Tanlac are eager to share results and advocate the remedy. Dougherty and Walters present the claims in a promotional context, highlighting positive experiences to attract new customers.
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Tanlac
Dougherty & Walters
Clear Night Echoes Through Scotland Shores
A cloudless Scottish night allows late reading by Mouiy firth shores and keeps golf tennis and bowls active while England sleeps. Cattle graze under bright skies and birds chatter, with occasional song replies enriching the tranquil scene.
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Scotland
Mouiy Firth
England
Wandering Gems on Long Wharf
A Hawthorne fragment describes broad-winged butterflies arriving on a salt ship at Long Wharf amid brick storehouses and busy workers. The observer notes flowers and greenery are absent, yet these bright strangers captivate attention as wandering gems of the air.
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Tam
Long Wharf
Hawthorne
Congo peoples favor plant ash salt over ordinary salt
A French Society of Biology report finds 25 million Congo residents season food with potassium salt derived from plant ashes. Imported sodium salt is used only for cost, while the native ashes are preferred for flavor.
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French Society of Biology
Congo
Social News From Sullivan Area Guests and Visits
Mrs Sam Engle and her children visited her parents the Moores early week. Barnett Jewell and family spent Tuesday with the Jewells. Will Bennett and daughter Tressie called on Hol Thompson Wednesday. Olin Moore visited near Shelburn Friday with her parents. Marie Hayworth and family called on Alvin Hood Friday evening. Will Jewell Jim Miller drove to Terre Haute Friday afternoon. Harding Stewart and family from Farmersburg stayed with the Pittman family over the weekend. Local residents attended the funeral of Maggie Gaskins in Farmersburg Saturday. Reed Harris and Mollie May visited the Hopewell family Sunday. Calvin Ridgeway and family and Jerry Barcus families called Sunday. Dudley Hayworth and family were guests of Bruce Fox Sunday. Roy Jewell visited Amanda A Crew in Farmersburg Sunday. Edgar Moore spent Sunday with Lawrence Martin. Hallie Robbins and children of near Dugger visited Hud Hill Saturday night and Sunday. Elmer Taylor and family spent Sunday with Sam Taylor.
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Olin Moore
Charles Cochran
Shelburn
Dudley Hayworth
Marie
Alvin Hood
Will Jewell
Jim Miller
Terre Haute
Harding Stewart
Farmersburg
Will Pittman
Maggie Gaskins
Reed Harris
Mollie May
G. C. Hopewell
Calvin Ridgeway
Chester Woodard
Jerry Barcus
Bruce Fox
Roy Jewell
Otto Jewell
Amanda A. Crew
Edgar Moore
Lawrence Martin
Where There's a Baby on Farm Keep Rat Snap
On farms rats invade homes endangering infants as nursing bottles attract them. Place RAT-SNAP bait around for effective rodent control. Three sizes available 35 cents 65 cents and 1.25 dollars. Sold and guaranteed by Turman and Riggs and H V Bennett.
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Turman & Riggs
H. V. Bennett
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Post Office 1921
List of letters remaining unclaimed in Sullivan Indiana postoffice dated October 12 1921. Unclaimed items will be sent to the Dead Letter office after ten days. Ladies Adams Mrs Shopshire Miss Grace. Gents Fender Mr Stanley Hereld Mr Gene Milam Cecil. When calling for these letters say Advertised and give date advertised. WM E Aydelotte P M.
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Sullivan, Ind
Pliny remembered by Tacitus motto cited by Boston Herald
The Boston Herald cites Pliny’s line Better be at leisure than a nothing as a witty vacation motto. The remark compares leisure to labor, highlighting a refined taste for rest.
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Pliny
Tacitus
Boston Herald
Finest of All Epitaphs Across The White Life
A reflective note on a desired simple grave marker bearing the line He lived the white life. as a former featured quotation from the Exchange.
The Lucky Man
A man who owns his own farm sleeps soundly with debts all paid, enjoying the security of property and financial relief. The passage reflects on the peace that comes from self sufficiency and cleared obligations for a hardworking farmer.
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Clothiers
Ing Department
H. C. Steel
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Highlander
Sullivan
Manning
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Davis Brothers
E. Washington St
Buffalo Express
BORK
TH &E
Haddon
MEROM
Anna Buff
Henry Struhler
Burnett
Jas. L. Fleming
John W. Burnett
S. Boone
W. T. Bates
Alex Raley
Harold Woodard
Helen Stewart
C. E. Larrabee
Oblong
Wm. MM. Burnett
Fred Burton
Russell Cox
J. H. Bates
Ferguson Brown
Wilbur Burnett
Paul Stewart
Sue Hawkins
Edith Hoseman
Jude Hoseman
Helen Phillips
Maxine Rusk
Walter E. Steele
Cora
William and
Halford Clemens
Jacob Fleming
Burley Flavor
Township
Sam Engle
Near Sullivan
Charles Moore
Barnett Jewell
Will Bennett
Tressie
Hol Thompson
Hallie Robbins
Near Dugger
Hud Hill
Elmer Taylor
Sam Taylor
Good Boys’ Union
F. M. Douthitt
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