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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1921
Page
4
The Sullivan Union becomes a second class mail matter, with the publication entered July 1, 1873, at Sullivan Indiana under the March 3 act. Foreign advertising representation is noted by The American Press Association.
Robert Lansing questions the peace treaty and League of Nations in his Paris diary, arguing the terms are harsh, the league resembles a five-power axis, and future wars may follow. He cites political power, national interests, and the need to modify the treaty with reservations before a new world order can form. Cincinnati Enquirer comments.
The speaker argues the peace treaty rests on shifting self-interest and secret diplomacy. They contend the President abandoned rigid principles, preventing lasting peace and highlighting dissatisfaction with the diplomatic approach.
A column blends quips on Prohibition, politics, and social life with references to April weather. Notes on Schweitzer era figures, marriage jokes, and cultural jabs mix with playful lines about fashion, city life, and local happenings. The tone mirrors a light, opinionated city page column.
A compact five room single with pergola porch offers two plan options for built in breakfast room and sleeping space. One option features a large sleeping room and porch while the other splits it into two rooms. Closets are well designed. Plans from National Builders' Bureau Spokane Washington.
A humorous column riffs on moonlight weddings by Gypsies and mocks a Methodist view of beer as medicine. It contrasts jokes among Methodists, fears about Henry Ford, and quirky fables about cherry trees and dentists with light satire on taxes and nature.
The line suggests people regret the worst of life while expecting the best in exchange. It reframes complaints about hardship as a claim for greater rewards from a harsh existence. The reflection highlights a tension between endured suffering and desired gains.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana post office as of April 19 1921 including ladies Coffin Eva Ruth Willis Esther Zakarancky F Gents Akers H E Brown Samuel Lowe G I Richardson Bassel Taylor B F. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the Dead Letter office after ten days. Advertise date shown.
Miss Glenn Yeager reports for the county weekly weather ending April 17. Daily highs and lows show partly cloudy and clear days with measurable rainfall on April 13 0.09 inches April 14 0.29 inches April 16 0.06 inches April 17 0.04 inches.
Ohio State Journal notes strong differences in fingernail growth among fingers with the thumbnail growing slowest and the middle finger showing the fastest growth, a detail highlighted for readers.
Reports warn that iodine fumes may be used to administer the drug but inhalation is highly dangerous even in small amounts. Absorption occurs through the skin and lungs, with heightened risk for those with respiratory disease.
The northeast corner of the London docks tobacco warehouse housed a kiln nicknamed King's Tobacco Pipe where contraband tobacco cigars and tea were burned. Seized and unclaimed goods are sold or given to public institutions, while damaged items are still burned.
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