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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
8
Humorous fragments touch on progress age jokes and folk observation. Musings include cholera panic pork jam meat jokes weather storms politics New Era humor and rural life notes from Graysville and surrounding regions.
William H. Fultz, 31, musician from Sullivan, and Margaret D. McManus of Vincennes. Max J. Hughes, 21, miner, with Cummins, 18, of Carerae. Fana Rooksberra, 18, of Car-. B. Edwards, 23, miner, and Bigg, 18, both of Dugger.
Those who are in a run down condition notice catarrh worsens when health is poor. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine is a tonic and blood purifier that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces, reducing inflammation and restoring normal conditions. All druggists. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Isaac Spence, a city plumber, suffered paralytic strokes on consecutive days and remains in serious condition. Various residents travel, visit relatives, and attend gatherings. James Talley Lang born at county hospital. medical trips to Chicago and Evansville noted. authorities transport inmates from a penal farm. fishing and hunting season described as lean due to timber removal.
The fragment contemplates unspoken feelings and a sense of deep familiarity. A narrator reflects on desire and connection with a woman, hinting at memory and missed moments as if seeing her anew after a long span. The tone echoes intimate inner conversation.
We guarantee 36 dollars per week full time or 75 cents an hour spare time selling guaranteed Hosiery. Agents can earn 75 to 125 dollars weekly. Fall line available at pre war prices from Eagle Hosiery Company in Darby Pennsylvania. Also notices for sale include fruit and vegetable packing boxes from Cadwell Music House near the street car station and a 5 room house with small barn now vacant owned by Mrs Frances A Kelly on East Washington Street. Cockerell barred rock and buff rock chicks priced from 1.50 each with first place wins noted by Mrs Clara Rapp Carlisle Indiana.
Indians traveling through woods, especially on the warpath, moved in single file with each man stepping exactly in the footprints of the one ahead. The last runner carefully effaced the footprints of those before him to conceal both numbers and whereabouts.
The fragmentary OCR describes a caption style note about a beauty piece featuring Speier and a term bunions. The readable text hints at a retrospective or feature angle but lacks full context or dates. The item preserves named individuals and a local tone without graphic detail.
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