Southern Indiana’s Strength Revealed by Map Commentary
Carlos T. McCarty argues in The Martin County Tribune that Southern Indiana surpasses the rest of the state in natural resources and industry. He notes coal and stone industries, oil fields, mineral springs, major towns, and railway links, urging readers to study a map to appreciate their region’s assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hill Region
Ohio River
Wabash River
Sullivan
Greene
Daviess
Sullivan Counties
Bedford
Globe
Gibson
Pike
Martin
Sullivan County
French Lick
West Haden
Pike Counties
United States
Europe
West Baden
Indianapolis
Bloomington
State University
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania
Monon
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Evansville
Mt. Vernon
Princeton
Vincennes
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
North Vernon
Seymour
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Madison
Linton
Bicknell
Washington
Mitchell
Rockport
Boonville
Carlos T. McCarty
Martin County Tribune
How to Preserve Silos for Future Usefulness
Agricultural guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture advises coal tar coating thinned with gasoline for inside and outside silo walls. Coating is applied before filling or during filling, then periodically renewed to prevent decay. If base rot appears in wooden-stave silos, saw off rotten sections, block, and lower gradually to extend life by several years.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Optimistic Thought Faces The Voice Of Reason
A reflective aphorism contrasts optimism with the voice of reason, urging caution toward present impulses and valuing thoughtful judgment over immediate inclination.
Prince Albert Tobacco Promises Smoke Joy and Flavor
An advertisement extols Prince Albert tobacco for its good smoke flavor, coolness, and fragrance. It claims no tongue bite or parch due to a patented process and urges readers to experience long smoke sessions, using vivid claims about joy and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Former Sullivan Boy Dies in Los Angeles Heart Trouble
Charles R. Crooks age 33 and a native of Sullivan died recently at his home in Los Angeles California from heart trouble. He was married in 1909 to Nora Elis and had a son Joseph Charles. Survived by his mother Mrs Mary Crooks a brother Lex Crooks Pasadena sister Mrs C C Wilson Pasadena cousin Mrs Flora Walter Pasadena and uncles C C and J A Lister of Los Angeles. He worked for the Pacific Coast Electric Company for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Los Angeles
Charles R. Crooks
California
Joseph Crooks
Nora Elis
Joseph Charles
Mary Crooks
Lex Crooks
CC. W. Wilson
Pasadena
Flora Walter
C. C. and
J. A. Lister
Los Angleses
Pacific Coast Electric Company
Priceless Tables From History Spark Market Interest
A demand surge surrounds old mahogany and oak tables with historic associations. Notable pieces like the table Napoleon used for his abdication command high prices, while a Clare coast shipwreck relic is tied to Armada lore.
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England
Clare
Will Power Needed to Rise with Alarm Clock Waking
A Toledo Blade note highlights the struggle to start the day, noting good intentions fade before morning motivation. It suggests will power as the key to leaving the bed and facing the dawn.
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Toledo Blade
Absolute Limit Quote From Uncle Eben
The saying frames laziness as a limit of human capacity with Uncle Eben remarking a man is not fully lazy until he can’t even invent excuses. The line reflects regional dialect and a humorous take on effort and self excuse.
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Uncle Eben
Daily Thought on Turning Logs and Studying
A brief quotation notes that turning logs to rekindle a fire dulls the task of study. It compares physical effort to mental work, suggesting that changing studies can dull the mind. The line echoes Longfellow’s reflection on motivation and focus.
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Fort
Absolute
Julius Hatry Shoe Co
Lindley
W.H. Eaton
Sherman Building
General Electric Generator
Williard
Matthew
Newton D. Wilkes
Miner
Eloise O. Falk
Dugger
Francis O. Wilk
Farmer
Sarah M. Hall
Willard Miller
Emma Green
Shelburn
David Williams
Hazel Smith
Charles P. Hopkins
Tressa J. Murphy
Clerk
John R. Pitcher
Nola Monk
Pleasantville
Thomas H. Marshall
Ellen Staggs
Cook
Lyndal R. Thomas
Clara M. Sisk
Sheburn
Asdenl
Charles Asdel
France
44Th Baloon Company
Maurice Asdell
Carlisle
James Medaris
Lester Medaris
Fred Medaris
Danville
Hampton Roads
Camp Grant
Ill
Medaris
Opyrignties Tobacco Co
Ars Ae
U.S
America
West Dodd
Dodd & Struthers
U. S. Agricultural Bureau
Turman
Riggs
Handkerch
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