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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
6
Dialogues feature a daughter negotiating a kiss with a protective father, an inventor pitching a long held idea, and banter about fashion and daily routines. Characters include Behind the Times, Hootch Hound, Hootch Houndress, and Lazy Larry in short skits.
A breezy scene unfolds by a brook with a maiden washing her neck while a man jokes about hats. Ole comments on feeling sheepish in fleece-lined underwear as a summer idyll frames a light, humorous rural moment.
Conversation between warden and prisoner Sparks shows an electrician jailed for assault and battery. Warden orders a dry cell for the inmate named Spark. The exchange underscores custody routines at the facility’s entry.
A lighthearted note asks readers to share what a character named Dumb Dan thinks about a ghost story titled Spirits of Camphor and a film called The Three Wise Men of the East. It mentions Santa’s family tree and candles growing on Christmas trees.
In Indiana a local feature notes how a farm implement maker Sul livan’s drain tile business is cited in the industry. A reflective aside on manners ends with a dated quip advising politeness in courtship as the preferred phrasing of a pledge.
A fragmented report notes James Newberry connected to Detroit and Ford partners, with a reference to a Truman era seat and a target appointment. The readable text hints at a mayoral or political role and a transition involving a Scigan or Scigan related figure.
Miss Glenn Yeager reports the county cooperative weather observer week ending December 10. Days ranged from clear to cloudy with temperatures high 61 and low 28 on the 4th, 64/28 on the 5th, and 65/34 on the 6th, plus 63/38 on the 8th, 26/23 on the 9th, and 23/? on the 10th. Rainfall totals: .83 in. on the 4th, .22 in. on the 5th, and 1.42 in. on the 7th.
The account recalls Artie’s first cinema outing. He praised the experience yet urged moving closer to hear the film, asking his mother to secure front seats next time.
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