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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
6
Observation shows halos correlate with rain. in summer 56 to 60 percent of halos forecast rain within 36 hours, while in winter 70 to 71 percent do so. Studies support the reliability of halos as weather indicators.
Lightning is the flash of an electric explosion. Thunder results from the rapid heating and expansion of air caused by the lightning discharge, creating a deep compression wave that we hear as sound.
A satirical montage lampoons high living costs and looming tobacco bans. It jests about Bryan and politics, forecasts an early spring, and quips that bread prices rise while farmers plant a large corn crop to ease burdens.
A collection of wry lines and jokes about prohibition, politics, and public figures. References include Woodrow Wilson era mood, Daniels and Sims at sea, Sabath and Billy Sunday, Marse Frank, and Mr Bryan. The piece mixes humor on weather, furs, bees, third parties, and wine in a postwar context.
The Rural Life Institute will be held at the New Lebanon Methodist church on February 24. Devotions open the day, followed by sessions on soil improvements with S Benson, a local farmer discussion, improving farm home conditions led by Miss Lella R. Gaddis, a dinner, Better Schools with Prof. Richard Park and discussion, and Better Church with Rev. BL Bentley. Evening program includes Community Development by Prof. O F Hall of Purdue University.
A Buffalo mother writes that Father John’s Medicine strengthened her two children after illness. She cites a son recovering from pneumonia pain in the lungs after three bottles and a daughter relieved from frequent tonsillitis. The note adds the medicine is free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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