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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1923
Page
6
Brussels features a church clock wound by atmospheric expansion from solar heating. The mechanism uses sun driven expansion to set the timekeeping, illustrating a historic natural timing interaction.
Maple trees produce sap that yields enough to make from five to en pounds of sugar per tree on average, indicating a substantial potential for syrup production.
In Queensland Australia a coal seam is described as the world’s thickest with an average thickness of 98 feet and the entire depth consisting of coal.
A period pamphlet asserts radium makes a real diamond sparkle in the dark while it has no effect on an imitation. The piece promotes the superior glow and distinguishes genuine gems from fakes.
Sullivan Circuit Court February Term 1923 Hinkle C Hays S J Walls et al No 10857 compaint to quiet title real estate in Sullivan County Indiana against numerous defendants including unknown heirs and spouses asserting nonresidence in Indiana and setting April 9 1923 as trial date with notice to appear or demur. case filed February 13 1923 by Hays & Hays for plaintiff.
A public house sign in Yorkshire advertises a boastful warning about a fighter who has won 75 prize fights and is a dead shot with a revolver. The notice also mentions a man who shouts and swears, a barking dog, and an undertaker who calls each morning for orders.
One of the best signs of good health in children is a steady gain in weight and height, reflecting a suitable diet. Another indicator is plenty of deep, sound sleep, both essential for healthy, normal growth.
A Richmond Times Dispatch item notes the wary moment when a husband counts change for his wife, a common domestic scene highlighting embarrassment and the daily tension of finances in a marriage.
Mrs. H C Marble of Hemphill Texas praises Stella Vitae for easing her painful period symptoms headaches stomach pains indigestion and nervous strain. She urges other women to try the product and notes it is sold with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
The account recounts the 1813 Fort Mimms massacre led by Weatherford, his escape at Holy Ground, Jackson’s 1814 campaign at Horseshoe Bend, Weatherford’s surrender plea, and his restraint by Old Hickory. It notes Weatherford's death in 1824 and his role in preserving peace for his nation.
On a warm evening twelve year old Annabel reads a ghost story on the porch. Delphine leaves, Jack next door ambushes her with a prank turning real when a punched blow from Annabel’s wooden stick injures Jack. The parents offer a seaside trip as a bargain to stop ghost tales.
Readers show an average of one subscriber per 3.6 inhabitants nationally Massachusetts leads with one per 1.9 inhabitants Only seven states exceed one paper per ten people and one state drops to one per 387.1 inhabitants Youth's Companion.
A large dog attended a motion picture at an Ann Arbor theater and lay on the floor watching the film quietly and intelligently, not once reading a caption aloud, according to the Detroit News.
A one seated electric cycle car of half horsepower is being built in Japan and can be charged by ordinary electricity through a transformer.
A profile of Lenni Lenape chief Tedyuskung known as King over the Five Nations who led Delaware resistance against Iroquois and colonial powers. He forged peace, aided English interests by preserving the Ohio Valley, then died in a drunken blaze in spring 1758.
The tale recalls Pontiac’s bid to drive out the English with French aid after Quebec failed in 1759. He led surprise attacks around Detroit, planned betrayal to seize the fort, and faced French peace signals before returning to sign a treaty. A Kaskaskia trader bribed a warrior to kill him, ending the uprising.
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