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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1923
Page
6
A column previews President Coolidge’s message to Congress outlining tax reduction aims, farm relief stance, and calls for economic policy free of heavy government price controls. It also notes social topics, aviation hopes, and a mix of international and domestic concerns.
A quirky, ungrammatical regional excerpt rants about cooperation and car wheel mishaps. It mixes phrases and exclamations, creating a satirical snapshot of local speech and sentiment in a fragmented trench of text.
Si and Hi courted the same widow. Hi flashed a picture of himself astride a mule. At the widow’s, Si examined it and replied that the image resembled Hi but asked who the man on the mule was.
Student notes reveal two cuffs and a collar as phrases found in the articles. The reference lists three items but details are fragmentary and not fully clear.
A quirky, terse verse compares a lamb to Mary’s tale noting no ribbon or fleece. The text hints at a frozen land and reminds of hunger or deprivation implied by price and scarcity.
A fragment presents a patient requesting a bill and a doctor reassuring to start with strengthening treatment. The brief exchange hints at care planning and patient optimism in a medical setting.
Fragmentary dialogue shows characters Heri, Henry and PT visiting a town and planning to call on someone. No clear event or outcome is established from the readable text.
Two Kee figures exchange lines about enduring a tough situation. The first complains about being in hot water while the second notes resilience and eventual adaptation. The dialogue suggests a theme of enduring hardship to gain strength.
A clipped ringside exchange highlights tension as one fighter recalls past battles while the other notes his own willingness to strike. The banter underscores a brewing clash and the anticipation surrounding an upcoming bout.
Jones asks how long his wife took to learn. Smith replies he does not clearly recall but suggests it may be eight years, noting December as a rough timing clue.
A reader asks about a supposed love charm called Munny that allegedly wins a man’s affection. Hope replies that she has heard of it but knows little and can only vouch for its elusive effect.
Dear Mabel exchanges reveal a shy correspondent seeking romance and practical advice. A pigeon breeder asks for guidance on starting a breeding project, but the fragment ends without further details.
The message suggests buying a well matched pair of prize pigeons and selecting a large cave enameled in baby blue for preference. It also notes that if after a year results are unsatisfactory, buy 9 rabbits.
In a frontier dental chair, a cowboy asks for gas. The dentist warns it may hurt, but the patient pauses to request mercy. The dentist agrees to proceed slowly, prioritizing the cowboy’s comfort.
A series of land conveyances and assignments are filed including Curry Two to Starkey 8x50 laps in Fairbanks Twp. Mariah L. Dix to A V Carrithers and wife tract 45-9-10. M W Asrey to City Sullivan $3150. J W Cunningham executor to Holston and wife $6000. Craweer heirs to Wr Alun bough and wife $80.15. Mary J. Usrey to Wan FP Usrey and wife $500. John Beasley to Savannah W. Sisk $500 lot 3 Beasley F W Park. Jennings & Bolinger to John Beasley $100 lots 74 75 Beasley F W Park estate. O L Springer to W H Hill $1 lots 4 5 Hunt's add. O L Springer to Elizabeth C Nil $200 lot 8 Block 5 S Sullivan Turman Two. Russell Davis to C L Davis Sidon corner. Ruth Haines et al to W B Nowlin $2500 20 acres part NW 19-8-10. Pinkston estate Carlisle. Edwin Sehn to W L Mickle £1 lots 26-31 Replat Alumbaurd add Paxton. J M Nash to Virgil Booker and wife $500 south 20 ft lot N Ree add Jefferson Twp. Eliza A Pickett et al to Bedwell & Plummers $1 east 20 acres NW SW 28-7-8.
The text notes an early industrial dispute mechanism in Lyons France a tribunal for silk industry disputes. It was abolished in 1791 but inspired Napoleon in 1806 to create councils of experts with similar duties.
A Baltimore Sun quotation notes poverty’s persistent bite and the frustration that inequality is not shared by all, highlighting social sting and frustration with uneven wealth.
The piece encourages turning a new year into a fresh plan of action with perseverance through failure. It blends moral resolve and faith, urging humility, grace, and hopeful progress, stating the future holds prosperity and personal growth for those who strive.
Chicago killer known as Wolf Woman, Katherine Malmn, is identified as a mother. She surrendered after briefly lounging to see her baby, ending chase actions and prompting police to take her into custody.
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