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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
3
General Superintendent Mark Daniels emphasizes the educational value of national parks. He argues Yellowstone and Yosemite offer experiences that broaden visitors' horizons through natural phenomena, glacial action, and monumental scenery.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as a child cough remedy. It claims pine loosens mucus and opens air passages while honey soothes, with the product priced at 25 cents per bottle and praised as essential for growing families.
Dugger residents learn Elmer Hiatt resigns as town marshal and William Fry is chosen by the town board to assume the role. Fry’s official bond is secured by William H. Dugger, John Bishop, and John Lammey.
Ad urges readers to treat lingering colds with Dr King's New Discovery to prevent bronchial and lung complications. Claims tested by old and young and promotes 50c and 1.00 bottles.
Bert L. Combs and Lester Asbury departed for Madison Wisconsin to assume duties at Wisconsin University. Combs serves as physics instructor and Asbury as journalism teacher. News item from Farmersburg Bee.
Notice to non residents issued by Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana for the September term 1915 involving James H. Gill as party.
Professor Jepson argues for common folk names for California park plants to boost public interest. He cites mountain misery in Yosemite and Sequoia as an example and recalls asking children what they called flowers, learning the term kisses, and notes the power of local names to connect people with the landscape.
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