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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
5
The NEW LIGHT-SIX delivers low vibration for its size, a unique Studebaker motor designed in house, and high fuel efficiency. Its fully machined crankshaft and connecting rods reduce wear, promising longer life and smoother riding. Demonstrations are available anywhere under any conditions.
Easter Island lies in Polynesia and was named after its discovery on Easter day April 6 1722 by Roggeveen. Its inhabitants had a different native name for the island and it has remained a remote territory under Chilean administration since 128.
The United States Department of Agriculture estimates shade trees and ornamental shrubs in the United States suffer about one billion dollars in value loss. Insects cause roughly ten million dollars in annual damage to shade trees.
Kin Hubbard reflects on slow reforms across states, from fixed weights for cowpeas to changes in fashion, dining manners, and social norms. He laments long battles, notes shifting etiquette, and predicts a mounting reform wave driven by sanitation and modern taste.
A satirical sketch mocks a quack specialist who preys on patients by probing finances and posing odd questions. It follows Tipton Bud as he contemplates treatment and weighs risks as the quack pushes for swift action and payment. The piece critiques misinformation in medical advertising and the eagerness of patients to seek quick fixes.
The Fairbanks Victors defeated Hymera Independents 54 to 19 in a slow Saturday night game at Fairbanks. Mahan and Harvey led Hymera with strong defense, while Fairbanks showcased fast teamwork. Referee Thomas officiated. next up is Cory at Fairbanks on December 18.
Local Big Springs bulletin notes Mrs Edith Bicknell visiting Mrs Mann and other neighbors. Families like Watsons, Manns, Medskers and Durhams spend Sundays together. Mary Love Watson visits from San Bernardino California. Dr and Mrs Durham plan a southward winter trip.
Black Bros. & Company will retire from the hardware business and have leased their building on Section street to C. T. Akin and E. G. Wilson of Terre Haute. They will open a Buick sales and service station.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and works through the blood on mucous surfaces. The advertisement claims it destroys the disease's foundation, strengthens overall health, and aids nature in healing. Circulars are free from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Lena McKinney of Paxton is ill at the county hospital with pneumonia.
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