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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
4
Next week the Sullivan Union will publish a suggestion on the design of the Sullivan county courthouse. The paper invites readers to submit questions and ideas on the kind of building the courthouse should be.
A Kansas woman speaker at an Indianapolis Republican Editors meeting urges women to quit playing with fire and avoid Bolshevik propaganda. She argues women must study government fundamentals and current issues, proving statesmanship requires knowledge beyond imagination.
A meditation on hate from ancient empires to modern America. The piece argues hatred corrupted law and war, praises Christ’s peace, and calls government action to secure goodwill and justify civil progress. It contrasts class conflict with live and let live, urging duty and equality.
A reflective view on the role of government and rules in society. It argues regulations should promote fair, harmonious relations between workers and employers, and among citizens. It emphasizes love, trust, and neighborly conduct as the foundation for civic virtue and social peace.
A verse admonishes that words of appreciation should be spoken while a man is alive not after death. The message warns that memorial tributes at a funeral ring hollow when heartfelt sentiment is absent in life.
The article lists prepared cold meat dishes ideal for warm weather. It details Jellied Veal Wipe and veal loaf methods with veal knuckle, spices, and molding, plus an Italian cheese dish using veal liver ham parsley and gelatine, all requiring chilling or slow cooking.
Wert e W Maroreil notes Australia possesses large tracts of spare land. South Australia covers over 240 million acres, with only about 5 million acres left under cultivation.
Mrs Ida Hinton Hoffman wed Wm Hoffman after he advertised for a wife to claim a $75,000 estate. The groom vanished within six days, leaving the bride to warn others to know the man before marriage as authorities search for him at a Canton hotel.
Seven fine Buff Rock and Rhode Island Reds were added to Fred F Bays Model Poultry Farm after his and his wife entries at the thirty first International Poultry Show in Madison Square Garden. Six prize birds were purchased at the show and another by telegram last week. Purdue University sent a poultry expert to the Bays farm in Toledo Ohio for evaluation.
Poultry breeder Mr. Bays received high regard for farm equipment and birds, winning many prizes at the Danville Illinois show and at Vincennes. He plans to enter birds in the Indianapolis contest to be held at Tomlinson Hall soon.
Mrs. Frank Mason and daughter Charlotte and Mrs. Kitty Springer left this morning for St. Petersburg Florida where they will spend the remainder of the winter. Mrs. Mary Mason and son Paul Mason have been there for some time.
A jumble of satirical quips and political jests mix in a court house column. References range from winter forecasts to Prohibition era gibes about Bryan Ford and tobacco bans. The piece braids humorous observations on public figures, liquor laws, and daily life with light verse and sly references.
A reflection on true poetry as nature speaking to the heart and elevating virtue. The text asserts poetry persuades and inspires beyond didactic instruction, proposing ideal excellence and heroic virtue as its aim.
The article traces coal’s unclear beginnings as a fuel and its intermittent appearance in English literature. It notes that coal entered widespread use only with the industrial expansion long ago, often without prompting comment.
A dam raising eight and a half feet expands Bom bay water impoundment by 10.8 billion gallons, boosting storage capacity significantly.
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