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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
3
American farmers can boost profits by diversifying crops and selling directly to private customers in nearby cities. Experts say handling fruit vegetables honey butter eggs and poultry locally yields higher returns than wholesale margins. An acre of cherries or apples nets about 159 dollars after labor and marketing costs.
An ad claims Foley Kidney Pills give fast relief for backache and rheumatism by strengthening weak kidneys that fail to clean the blood. It asserts prompt good results and notes sale by Joe K. Sineck & Son.
Thomas M. Yates sues Peabody-Alwert Coal & Mining Co in circuit court for 10000 damages claiming a vicious mule dragged a coal car over him at a Shelburn mine on February 5, 1913. He says he was caught between the mule and car as slate and rock blocked the entry, wheels crushed his foot and dragged him 400 feet, with injuries to his left arm and face. J W Lindley represents the plaintiff.
The changeable weather brings colds that may weaken the system and become chronic. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound soothes irritated air passages and provides quick relief. A well known family medicine, it is sold by Joe K. Smock & Son.
Carlisle October 21 reports open since October 6 with total enrollment 206 in grades and high school 85. grades 5 through 8 taught by three teachers in departmental format. Roy McDonald, Miss Dean and Mr. Asbury lead sixth eighth seventh and fifth grades with specific subjects. Music, drawing, glee clubs, orchestra led by G F Clifford with private pupils. cooking delayed for equipment. sewing double periods. heating and plumbing work progressing. new building boilers to be installed soon.
A San Antonio man Hugh Tallman reports Dr King’s New Life Pills are the best laxative his wife and he have taken. The pills are described as mild and gentle with no pain. Price 25 cents. Recommended by Joe K Smock & Son.
Indiana farm boys compete in the 1913 corn growing contest with Purdue extension and USDA. five state winners earn a free trip to Washington in January to visit the White House and national leaders. Judges use a four point system based on yield cost of production linear exhib it and a written account of how the corn was raised. Chaperoned by officials, the delegation will tour landmarks including Mt. Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery.
The advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as penetrating and purporting to stop itching fast. It claims to heal eczema rashes ringworm tetter and similar eruptions and notes the product is a doctor's prescription not an experiment with a 50 cent price.
The Carlisle Rebekah lodge will initiate five candidates Thursday night. The New Lebanon degree staff will confer the work.
Cleveland reports the Bureau of Mines has unveiled a new motor rescue truck designed as a mobile hospital to rescue, resuscitate, and treat miners. The first vehicle, built by The White Company, carries oxygen, life lines, tents, fire extinguishers, a full medical kit, and a telephone system, with compartments organized for rapid access and operation.
A health ad claims Electric Bitters ease fainting dizziness backache headaches weakness and related troubles. It cites Mrs. Laura Gaines of Avoca Louisiana who improved after four doctors gave up and recommends the remedy priced at 5 cents and 1 dollar.
Miss Audrey Wolfe of Colorado Springs visits friends in town. John Gibson and Gussie Gibson of Jasonville wed at the county clerk’s office last Thursday morning in a second marriage for both.
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