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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1923
Page
2
Mrs Maggie Ashby of Ashbury Kentucky reports relief from chronic back pain stomach cramps and nerve turmoil after using Stella Vitae She says the product restored her appetite and energy and she endorses it as a best friend to women The ad notes a purchase guarantee with refund if no relief is provided.
An analysis lists reasons for absent worship including Sabbath disregard, automobile leisure, movielike entertainment, laziness, misinterpreted worship, general pagan education, and self centered professionals avoiding accountability. It argues all decent citizens should attend weekly services.
The page records payments in a circuit court docket including bailiffs jurors reporters janitors and per diems with various vendors and utilities. Amounts range from a few dollars to hundreds with multiple repeat names such as Rex Bridwell Albert Kaufman and Jacob Combs among others and entries for 1923.
A quotation from Addison on constancy as essential to love friendship and virtue noting without constancy there is no enduring goodness.
A reflective note warns that removing ten percent from a dollar and adding it back does not restore the original amount. One cent vanishes in the process of tearing down and rebuilding. Beware overhauls when the plan is unclear and economy is fragile. Focus on careful rebuilding and avoid needless destruction.
A fragment from a Boston transcript shows Archie asking whether to place a comma after a word or a period in a letter he is writing. The quirky exchange highlights early punctuation questions in everyday writing.
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