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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
2
A editorial argues that nations suffer not from bad citizens but from negligent ones. Absentee voters and those dodging civic duties undermine government, with business leaders avoiding jury service labeled as traitorous to good governance.
A pamphlet argues that government is improved when all citizens study and practice governance. It condemns non active citizens as cowards who abandon duties, leading to spineless legislatures and burdens on taxpayers, urging practical action and bold, persistent politicians.
A bronze or brass copper weather vane is advised for longevity and low cost. Two vanes separated by about 22 degrees improve responsiveness to slight wind changes compared with a single vane.
The text details the honey bee's prominent role in Egyptian Greek and Roman mythologies and its special patronage from Latins and medieval Christians. It notes Melionia as a Latin bee goddess and describes the Virgin Mary’s favored status with the honey bee as ancilla domini.
A historical note states that compressed air facilitated reduction of metals from ores and forging of iron and steel 6,000 years before Christ, indicating early metalworking technology.
Recent findings show photographs of stars as faint as sixth magnitude can be captured in daylight. Using a deep red screen makes the stars appear distinctly in the images.
Fragmentary note traces the first device for mechanical multiplication of figures to a sequence of machines conceived in 1650. The text references early automation concepts and historical approaches to calculation.
An acre of wheat should average thirty six bushels producing 1595 pounds of flour and 2146 pounds of bread or 541 four pound loaves. This would provide for a family of six for a year.
The Boston Eagle notes a tropical Orient substitute for tobacco using a slice of arica palm nut wrapped in betel leaf flavored with lime from native seashells and colored with carmine.
The postal department warns that thousands of Christmas packages arrive each year due to poor wrapping and unclear addressing. Uncle Sam urges senders to wrap gifts securely and address them plainly to ensure timely delivery.
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