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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
6
The article argues Buick earns public esteem as a direct result of its policy that every car departing the factory is vetted for quality from start to finish. It frames Buick craftsmanship as the logic behind broad American trust in the brand.
A collection of trivia notes includes a Hottentot baby calling its mother mamma a albatross as the sea bird. Connecticut has a woman bank examiner. Constantinople shaped as a triangle. phonographs teaching parrots to talk. tolls through the Panama Canal about 1000 per hour. 1918 silver dollar meltage. and Great Britain’s 13 Italian war cemeteries.
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Mr and Mrs John Creager visit San Antonio Texas to spend weeks with son Roy Creager and family. Levi Carter and family from Eaton Indiana attend church and visit friends. Harold Weir and family visit Wm Thornton. Esther Kalley of Palestine Illinois guests Lara Hawkins. Rev McBride ends three week Merom Station meeting. Christian church services continue with Dr Cooper drawing large crowds.
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