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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1922
Page
6
The new rear axle design features a 75 percent stronger main housing, a single large Timken hub bearing replacing two, and a 100 percent higher carrying capacity. A larger ring gear and drive pinion enable a new tooth shape for quieter operation and 45 percent stronger output, with bigger front and rear propeller shaft bearings more than doubling drive thrust.
A series of land and lot sales across Cass Two and Towns, including Edward Lewellyn to Dana Roy Pigg for 4000 dollars in 54 a pt 35-8-8 ex coal, and multiple transfers in Sullivan towns such as Wm L Ford to Edw Lewellyn and wife for 4100 dollars, 6.75 acres pt nw sw 22-8-9, plus deals involving Dugger Dom Coal Co and others like Clarence Ford to Josiah Mason for 300 dollars and 43 Avondale add Sullivan River area transfers.
The Cumberland river leaves its home state flows through the east and south central areas then turns south into Tennessee. It reenters Kentucky farther west before joining the Ohio River just east of the Tennessee River mouth.
A concise aphorism notes that exposure to opportunities for wrongdoing can dull moral resolve and make harmful acts seem easier to commit. The quote emphasizes the corrosive power of repeated exposure to means of vice.
A sermon reflects on Luke 7 37 38 where a nameless sinner anoints Jesus feet and finds forgiveness salvation and peace. The piece urges readers to come to Christ with sins and receive grace justification by faith and lasting peace.
Some fish possess flesh that is deadly to eat while land animals lack natural flesh toxins. The warning notes several fish species with lethal flesh and contrasts them with land animals.
The Bishop of London reflects on free will and God’s love and mercy. He notes that despite human misuse, God continues His work of love and did not destroy the world but came down to win human wills back to Him.
A reflective note asserts that work itself is healthy and bearable, while worry wears a person down. The message emphasizes worry as the real danger, acting like friction on a blade, more destructive than mere movement.
The kiziuba palm in Central America shows roots that emerge from the stem above ground, with each new root sprouting higher than the last. This pattern reveals an unusual growth habit where roots arise progressively upward along the trunk.
Gold, the aristocrat of metals, is distributed in many regions worldwide from Africa and Peru to Borneo and Alaska. The article highlights its presence in diverse geographies including equatorial and polar areas.
The article states that if the offspring of a single oyster named Hved multiplied for six generations, their shells would form a heap eight times the earth’s size. It uses this extreme figure to illustrate rapid exponential growth.
A child's simple gimlet screw idea yielded millions for its inventor. The story notes how imagination from youth can spark vast wealth and recognition in the field of invention.
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