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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
3
Mrs. John Stephens of Wray Georgia credits Stella Vitae with reversing her severe female troubles and general breakdown after indigestion loss of appetite and weight. She says the product gives quick relief and is restoring her health. The ad notes Stella Vitae is available at druggists with a money back guarantee if no relief is found.
A humorous description explains a goose as a heavy meatier bird with a head on one end and a tail on the other. It notes damp living moisture, misinforms on toes, and mentions a balloon in the stomach. It distinguishes ganders from geese and imagines being a goose or gander.
The excerpt urges immediate daily duty, warning that delaying tasks invites seven new responsibilities. It emphasizes practical action over idle delay and mirrors a disciplined work ethic.
A persuasive plea promotes listening to a Sunday radio broadcast from a church pulpit. The author praises AUTOCASTER service and John Perry, urges readers nationwide to tune in at eleven each Sunday, and highlights time zone differences and the spread of the gospel and constitutional government through airwaves.
Hoover argues that postwar unrest stems from deep social inequalities and that America’s unique form of individualism, tempered by equality of opportunity and social responsibility, sustains progress. He contrasts American individualism with European ideologies and warns against abandoning its core principles.
A fragment cites Oliver Wendell Holmes praising a good and true woman likened to a Cremona fiddle, noting that virtue increases value and sweetens tone with age. The aphorism reflects 19th century moralizing wit.
The Sullivan County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 12 noon Saturday April 21 1923 for gravel road construction in Curry Fairbanks Haddon and other townships. Projects include Hiram Drake Paris Drake Arthur Cutler Frank Anderson and Andrew Fore roads with varying lengths and estimated costs. Bids may be rejected.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Clarence Hoesman, late of Sullivan County, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. William Hoesman, Administrator. Arthur E. DeBaun, Attorney. 1st Insertion March 28, 1923.
Arbaces B. Gray sues Joes Walls et al in Sullivan Circuit Court for quiet title to two parcels in Sullivan City. The complaint names numerous heirs and spouses as unidentified defendants and marks May 21, 1923 as the trial date. The action seeks to quiet title against all claims to the described property once owned by John T. Hays and Mary C. Hays.
Frederick County Maryland produces more goldfish than any other region in America with about 370 acres under water farming. Over 100 million fish are shipped annually, underscoring the county's record in this industry.
A witty remark from the Boston Evening Transcript notes a man skilled at reading women should not skip the Introduction. The quip suggests caution about premature judgments and hints at broader social humor.
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