Noah Drowned His Grandfather in Suspected Case
Inquiries arise from the Linton Citizen after a reader asks whether Noah drowned his grandfather. The note suggests Noah had access to water and questions the motive and nerve involved.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1923
Page
4
Inquiries arise from the Linton Citizen after a reader asks whether Noah drowned his grandfather. The note suggests Noah had access to water and questions the motive and nerve involved.
A defense of American institutions against foreign criticism. The author rebukes internationalism and urges Americans to spotlight Americanism, urging national leaders and clubs to promote our values and mind our own business, arguing America leads in world affairs.
Leslie Bicknell of East Chicago writes the Union about Great Lakes industry and scenery. He describes waves on the lake shores, sand dunes, and oil refinery processes from crude oil to high power gas, noting state inspection and Red Crown branding. He adds he is a still man helper for the S O company of Indiana for three and a half years.
John T. Adams portrays two years of Harding administration success including reduced federal spending and debt, stronger production and wages, and a booming economy. He lauds policy shifts, argues against league entanglements, and defends party loyalty while urging continued prosperity and trust in the Republican record.
C. H. Stratten for the Community Club and Harry Dilley for the Sullivan County Automotive Association attended a road boosters meeting at Ivansville last week to reorganize the old Dixie Bee Line association.
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