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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1881
Page
8
Advertising rates listed per column and square unit for one year. Rates include per square inch and various column widths with prices such as quarter column annual 4000, half column annual 6000, one column annual 10000, and smaller periods like three months 4000 and one month 2000.
A summer outing by Prof Louis Agassiz and his wife yields a comic misadventure as snakes hidden in a boot surprise the woman. The scientist muses on the error while the couple shares a tense moment, framed in old New York Mercury style.
Delayed letter from New Lebanon Indiana discusses whether taxpaying residents without schoolchildren should vote on teachers. It cites Indiana statute granting school-employee appointment to trustees, questions exclusion of voters, and urges a new meeting to reflect community wishes while praising Prof. Allen and Miss Silvers as capable teachers.
A man suffers poor digestion heart palpitations and exhausted nerves. He notes milky ropy urine and long illness. A friend recommends Brown's Iron Bitters which restored his health and strength, promising others may gain for a long and happy life.
A collection of quips and quotes from various papers. Humor about Adam as patron saint of pork raisers and barge disputes echoes a satirical take on river planning and public wit.
Adoram Phelps of Askey and Phelps reports his daughter recovered from consumption after using Brown's Iron Bitters as a tonic. He notes prior losses to the disease and cites a younger sister showing signs, with his physician endorsing tonics, praising the remedy's effectiveness.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark New Jersey shows a 41 percent dividend return over the last decade. Policies are nonforfeitable and the firm pays over 22000 dollars to widows and orphans in this county, represented locally by L Stewart at Sol Goodman's Clothing Store.
County Treasurer C. P. Riggs warns taxpayers that a new law more than doubles work and slows collection. Those delaying payments near mid-tax period face multiple visits. taxpayers advised to come early to avoid delays. September 3, 1841.
Extracts from testimonials claim relief from skin and scrofulous humors through Cuti cura Remedies. Sufferers describe endurance tested, life burdens eased by purported cures. The passages present personal assurances from individuals asserting improvement after treatment.
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