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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
6
A London shop displays a small fountain and goldfish as part of its decor. A girl quips about grown goldfish becoming red herrings, as reported by the London Post. The note illustrates light commentary amid broader reflections on isolation and independence.
City fogs are said to cause England more loss in a year than unemployment.
Monroe county War Mothers executive committee asks Indiana newspapers to publicize the groups purpose. The American War Mothers comprise blood mothers of World War service members and aim to 100 percent Americanization, memorialize fallen heroes, preserve records, and aid veterans. A Southwest District convention will meet in Bloomington April 25-26 with Mrs. Mary Reed as press correspondent.
Review praises Barrymore in The Claw at Terre Haute's Grand Opera House on April 12. The play follows Achille Cortelon a socialist editor ensnared by Antoinette Irene Fenwick over 15 years leading to disgrace and death. New York World critic Louis DeFoe commends the performance and dramatic technique.
John Simpkins of Annandale, N J, reports rats costly and failing to respond to dogs ferrets poison. He bought RAT S NAP, used half, no live rats since, many dead rats. RAT S NAP dries them up and leaves no smell. Sold by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett in three sizes 35c 65c and 125.
A reflective piece emphasizing that one can thrive within a crowd yet remain independent. It urges maintaining personal identity, cultivating private sources of nourishment, and serving others by staying true to oneself.
A vintage advertisement promotes Taniac, recommending two teaspoons in water three times daily before meals to improve appetite, general well being, sleep, and work performance, attributed to Dougherty & Walters.
A Indiana conference in 1922 discussed making farm women full voting members of the Farmers' Federation. Delegates from 66 counties heard proposals for a standing women’s advisory committee and a dues plan of 1.50 dollars, with allocations to state and national bodies. The board approved the plan with a condition on existing fully paid male members in the county.
A Sydney Smith line asserts all honest men, counts or cobblers, share the same rank when judged by moral distinctions.
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