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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
3
A historical note cites Edmund Gurke and Thomas Carlyle on the origin of the term fourth estate referring to journalists. It contrasts the common global adoption of the metric meter with the imperial foot and explains meter as a fixed scientific unit tied to a meridian.
A four minute speech by H W Moorehouse acting director of the department of research urges joining the Farm Bureau to gain access to county state and national organizations employing thousands to improve farming marketing and legislation. He argues organization gives farmers equal footing with big buyers, helps reduce marketing costs, and aligns farming with broader economic interests while maintaining a centrist stance amid radicalism.
Governor Warren T. McCray praises Harry Dilley and the Community Club of Sullivan for a county road improvement push. The governor sends encouragement and notes state and federal support, while Richard Taylor of Farmersburg offers to provide teams or labor to advance the plan.
Revival services start Monday night at the Second Baptist Church of Hymera with Evangelist W. A. Fuson of Casey Illinois assisting. Elder Fuson has a wide reputation and a cordial invitation is extended to Hymera and surrounding areas. Pastor A. Nicholson coordinates the revival.
Cynical doctor in Nashville Tennessee asks a patient how they feel and notes pain with a witty, local newspaper voice. The fragment suggests a humorous or human interest tone typical of Tennesseean style writing.
Miss Chloa Rusher left Friday for Boston to work as a bookkeeper at a wholesale millinery concerns. Ozro Dale of Martinsville Ind visited friends in the city. Letcher Fox has gone to Kentucky for an extended visit with his parents.
Misses Elizabeth and Halcyon Pound of DePauw University entertain with a house party of DePauw girls west of Graysville during Easter vacation. Attending are Misses Ida Andrews of Chicago Genetha Riffe of Kokomo Agnes Thompson of Huntington Lelia Thomas of Fairbanks and Edna Irma Pound of Graysville.
A reading of the Boston Transcript notes a cautionary Latin motto Cave canem Let the buyer beware as a guide to dealings with any firm referenced in a Canadian paper.
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