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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
7
Advice on growing asparagus and radishes in the home garden. Details cover planting times fall or spring, avoiding harvest until year three, heavy manuring, summer growth storage, and per-annual care. Also notes on varieties and soil readiness and radish soil preparation.
The radish is a universal year round vegetable grown in all regions. It thrives in cool moist conditions and is hardy in frost with quick steady growth. Icicle is a popular white radish variety praised for summer use and crisp texture.
The article describes USDA lists for massing flowers by color and height to create background borders or low borders. It names white varieties with heights from one to four feet and notes mixed white varieties, plus yellow, orange, and other color options. It cites Farmers Bulletin 1171 and offers USDA copies on request.
The tale describes northern tribes invading a peaceful valley beneath Twin Peaks. Rain Gods withheld water, forcing retreat, while a southern empire expanded, hoarding vast gold. Treasure seekers faced divine wrath atop Huajatolla, turning the Valley of the Rising Sun into the Valley of the Evil Spirits. The legend blends Aztec origin with Hopi and Shoshoni influences.
The Common Council of Sullivan Indiana adopted a preliminary resolution March 27 1923 for a district sewer and purification plant to serve the western part of the city. It describes the sewer boundary from Buck Creek to a northwest quarter area and sets an April 13 1923 hearing at 7 30 PM to receive remonstrances and decide on district bounds and assessed benefits. Myrtle Macey city clerk. 1st insertion March 28 1923 2t.
The narrative traces furniture evolution from late medieval Gothic through Renaissance influence. It notes France early grafting Italian style on Gothic, England’s integration around 1550, and a unified trend by Elizabeth I’s late reign, leading into Jacobean beginnings.
The equator in Africa has two seasons the wet lasting eight months with temperatures from 110 to 126 degrees Fahrenheit and the dry four months when temperatures rarely exceed 70. Natives live in bamboo houses during rains and after rains end around early June they abandon towns and head off on holiday mood with furnishings carried on women's and children's heads.
In a brief exchange the senator admits willingness to make personal sacrifices for the country but complains that campaign funding limits restrict what he can contribute, joking he would invest three or four times more if allowed.
The Common Council will hear on April 13 1928 at 7 30 PM a question on the eastern district sewer drainage for Sullivan City. It covers terms of outlets lines along East Washington Street and ravine center lines with maps and plans on file in the City Clerk office. Myrtle Macey dated March 7 1923 first insertion March 28 1923 two weeks.
A wandering narrator recalls entering a temple of cinema where silent prayers are spoken from the silver screen. The manager announces a tense scene as a man vows to reconcile a troubled marriage to avoid bloodshed and scandal and allows the couple to exit discreetly.
The Illinois Central System promotes farm improvement through its Development Bureau with free expert services. In 1922 the bureau held 402 meetings and field visits, offering soil surveys, dairy campaigns, purebred stock guidance, creameries support, poultry and vegetable farming advice, demonstrations, and assistance to secure better prices and farming practices.
As the manager spoke a large crowd surged toward the exit causing a fatal crush. Seven people were killed in the scramble while fleeing the venue amid the chaos.
P Prune exits his house exclaiming he forgot his watch and cannot return to fetch it. He remarks he has no time to go back, delaying his planned morning errand.
A nostalgic line recalls rushing to a film just as it begins. A couple sits apart until the hero woos the star and they clinch for a kiss, capturing cinema romance in a single vivid moment.
The fragment hints at a scene of close seating with lights on and someone nearby. No clear event, person, or organization is readable to identify a full news item.
Dialogue excerpt features Miss Peach and a suitor as they discuss sharing a dance and pleasure. The lines imply a flirtatious consent and mutual interest within a social event context.
A humorous note wonders why the court official presiding over divorce proceedings is called a referee if married life and prize fighting share no similarity. The joke plays on the referee role as mediator and decision maker in both arenas.
Advertising is a dream for the business man who slumbers. It urges action over mourning and warns against missing the cream of opportunity.
A brisk exhortation urges continued effort and action to pursue goals. The passage emphasizes perseverance, self advertisement, and the idea of enduring progress despite potential fatigue or doubt. No specific events or entities are named.
A Boston Transcript anecdote notes five year old Billy taunts his mother with the claim she is only his stepmother after being told to wait for dinner. The line highlights childlike mischief and family dynamics.
A short quotation attributed to Jeremy Taylor about wealth and inner perception. It contrasts happiness with riches against the urge for more, suggesting true poverty lies in discontent within abundance. The line reads No man is poor who does not think himself so.
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