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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1923
Page
3
Uncle Eben declares he prefers a mule to a boss, noting a mule never tempts you to bet on a race track despite its faults. The remark contrasts reliability with temptation, highlighting rural wit.
An excerpt from Pearsons Weekly describes a spectator gesture after a golf stroke. A caddie is asked to follow the ball while a gentleman in a red coat checks where it struck. The scene captures a brisk, observant moment in a casual club setting.
Dialogue notes a worker resisting nonstop toil while claiming the boss imposes the schedule. The exchange highlights workplace pressure and attitudes toward labor and authority.
A short literary exchange contrasts a reader’s reluctance to try a work with the question of whether cattle will heed it. The dialogue hints at humor and a playful challenge to audience attention.
Fragmentary notice asks for a wide awake young man used to handling complaints for an information bureau. It mentions a young father of twins possibly securing the job, suggesting a staffing inquiry or employment adolella.
A casual exchange recalls travel banter about visiting Italy and Florence. One person asks about a sidewalk doughnut treat, but the other replies they were not that hungry to go.
A compliment about a new gown notes it fits well. A comparison suggests George had an even better fit with the bill.
A column quotes Blond Bess arguing that open minds matter but critique follows from the idea that discovery requires speaking up. The remark suggests tension between free expression and silence in public discourse.
A playful verse describes nine small sausages sizzling on a plate as boarders arrive and are eaten, presented in a light humorous tone.
Dialogue captures a car in motion with a husband shouting instructions as the wife drives furiously. The back seat passenger jokes about ending the danger by crashing into something "cheap."
A father’s college letter to his son mixes practical counsel with humor. Ed Purdy reminds Ebner that college training isn’t a mere loaf, urging steady study and balanced rest as he writes from home.
Mirandy and Silas discuss why Si is painting the chicken coop interior. Silas explains the purpose is to keep chickens from pecking grain from the wood.
A serious young man asks about cooking after proposing. The modern business girl replies the question order matters and suggests they first decide what needs to be cooked. She asks if he can provide the items to be cooked.
Ed Sailstad of Eau Claire Wisconsin admits after capture to stealing from a grave and burning his cottage. He eloped with his stenographer while his wife mourned the charred scene as authorities investigated the death fraud case.
Graysville residents note mild weather ahead while Bro Avery wraps up a Terre Haute meeting and plans a post holiday stop. Local chatter recalls Powder River on screen at Sherman last Monday echoing General Sherman on war. Youth seek Christmas vacation with plans forming. Lloyd Reynolds family visits from Illinois. he works on the Lincoln trail out of Salem. Mrs dimes Yager and children visit Terre Haute.
The fragment lists a contingent fund of 48 447.36 and undivided profits of 25 000.00 alongside a note to save money for old age. Names, dates, or organizations are not provided in the readable text.
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