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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1923
Page
3
A discussion challenges the environmental theory of disease arguing that germs in food air and water cannot fully explain illness. The author questions susceptibility and the variability of disease within families, urging consideration of internal factors over external surroundings.
The Presbyterian church at Farmersburg held a New Year rededication marking four to five thousand dollars in improvements including a basement dining room and kitchen. Services featured a fine choir, solos, and several ministers from area churches, followed by a 5:30 pm supper and speeches. Notable attendees included local supporters and Sullivan visitors such as Miss Minnie Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. Gray.
A compiled list of property transfers from Cass, Farmersburg, Shelburn, Sullivan and other townships. Transactions include G T Carrithers to Morton Peek for 575 dollars, various parcels in Park Place, Glenns addition, Mullane, Luzader and Plew surveys, and multiple Hale heirs transfers. Names include H W Ritchey, Geo Hale heirs, Roscoe Carpenter, J T Hale, Florent Lecocq, and others across townships in Sullivan County.
The ad explains catarrh worsens when weak and asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine relieves locally with an ointment and improves health with an internal tonic. It notes sale by druggists for over 40 years and lists Dr. J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
A concise proverb warns against idleness, stressing that giving in to leisure today leads to loss tomorrow and urges steady effort.
A reflective sermon on Peter’s denial and restoration. Jesus questions Peter’s love after the crucifixion and resurrection, testing profession with action. Peter’s threefold declaration is matched by Jesus’ threefold commission to feed and tend his followers.
Robert Fuller reports on the U. S. War Finance Corporation showing improvements in banking and agriculture after the 1920 21 crisis. Farm loans repayments climbed from 1922 onward, totaling over 109 million repaid and 433 million in advances through November 1922 across 37 states, with banks and cooperative marketers among the recipients.
The newspaper displays the Kaiser and his new wife in a photo obtained via the Publishers Autocaster Service of New York from a Dutch photographer who climbed a tree to shoot it. The piece notes agricultural stats and historical context on Negro extension work and corn production trends in the U.S. with figures from the U S Department of Agriculture.
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