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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1923
Page
8
A collage of verses and quips covers courtship, law, beauty parlors, and politics. Notes on McAdoo Ford candidacy, dry laws, women’s fashion, and public humor hint at contemporary concerns and shared forms of wit.
A drifting collage of verses and quips, spanning ocean scenes, church fires, fashion jests, and hints of social notes. It blends sunlit days with rain and snow, coffeehouse wit with light verse about matrimony, haircuts, and dry sermons.
The inquiry asks why Remington athletes should not wear sweaters or bob their hair, reflecting a concern with team appearance and possible uniform or style restrictions.
A satirical note claims prohibition agents seize much bootleg liquor while lawmakers travel to Europe. The piece jokes about potential outcomes on their return and comments on gender relations and political leadership. It wittily references David Harum on fleas and dogs.
Rollin A. Plunkett recounts a long gathering of Sullivan county natives in Long Beach California. He notes visits with Ruddell family and others, reflections on Indiana roots, and comments on local politics and Ford then current events.
Historical note reports acorns have not been exploited for industry but recent experiments show potential. Swelled acorns yield about 40 percent starch which can be saccharified and converted into alcohol.
A tiny Christmas greeting arrived in London featuring a diamond on the slide. The writing covers the 148000th of a square inch and depicts a sea scene with an island and trees within an ornamental border. Each word appears sharp under any objective glass.
A young housewife explains turning two plain colored vases into decorative pieces. She describes shaping wide botties and applying coats of paint, with panels traced for a contrasting design to harmonize with furnishings.
The article recounts the tale of Marion Delorme linked to Cinq Mars and Richelieu, her rise in Paris society, and misfortunes through Mazarin and the Fronde. A rival legend claims a dying impostor misled observers while the real Marion supposedly lived to 1706, aging through a tumultuous century.
Senator Watson discusses farm economics and distribution costs outlining that 61 percent of agricultural value goes to distribution agencies, with 33 and a third percent to farmers. He favors cooperative marketing and notes tariff protection benefiting hard wheat and cattle men, praising Indiana Republicans and predicting continued prosperity and faster ag improvement.
Mrs Murray Bledsoe of Cass Township suffered scalp wounds and facial injuries when a Dodge car struck a concrete abutment near Rosedale while avoiding oncoming vehicles. She was transported to the county hospital and remained at home Monday.
Russell A. Boles teaches saxophone clarinet cornet trombone and more at the W. O. W. hall Citizens Trust Building all day Tuesdays and Friday afternoons. He offers quick accurate instruction for many instruments with contact numbers for scheduling.
WANTED Young men and women to learn Morse and Wireless Telegraphy. Railroads Western Union and Wireless companies need operators. We teach quickly and procure positions at big salaries. Advancing opportunities. All expenses low and some earnings during training. Free catalog. School established fifty years Dodge Telegraph Institute Monroe Street Valparaiso Indiana.
For sale or trade a good team wagon and harness. Call or write J. Frank Pierson Hymera Indiana.
Classified notice offers corn for sale at 80 cents per bushel. Contact G. W. Funk in Carlisle Indiana for details or to place an order.
Farmersburg notes co operative weather observer Miss Glenn Yeager reports for the county the week ending July 29 with daily conditions shown as part cloudy clear cloudy and temperatures ranging from 67 to 92 degrees inclusive.
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