Sullivan Union Newspaper Subscription Rates and History
The Sullivan Union, a Republican paper founded in 1866, lists subscription rates of one year six months and three months with pricing. It notes second class mail status for Sullivan Indiana since July 1, 1873 under the 1873 act.
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Sullivan
Indiana
Congress
Americanism Debate and Southern Politics Seethe
The piece argues Vice President Marshall inflames sectional loyalties, defends Southern Americanism, criticizes Democratic oligarchy in the Solid South, and urges reforms from labor to immigration and taxation while opposing a League of Nations and foreign entanglements.
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America
Marshall
South
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Solid South
Marshal
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Russia
Dixie
National Repub
Wisband
Custom House
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Pension Office
Newport
London
Washington
League of Nations
Music Lifts Work Output in Rice Planting Across Seas
The New York Medical Journal reports transplanting rice in the Philippines yields about 40 centavos a day with no meals or tobacco. When music is provided output rises about 30 percent. A blind man often sings folk songs while workers join in. Some U.S. stores also tested music with varied results.
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Philippines
New York Medical Journal
Egg Sizes From Hummingbird To Ostrich Highlight Nature
The American Forestry Magazine notes eggs of birds as among nature’s loveliest things. It traces sizes from tiny hummingbird eggs no longer than a bean to ostrich eggs five to six inches in diameter, describing the full gradation between.
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American Forestry Magazine
Humoresque at Sherman Theatre Adds Mother's Love to Screen
Fannie Hurst's Humoresque transfers to film and plays Sherman Theatre Thursday and Friday January 6 and ?. Leon Kantor, a ghetto boy with musical genius, returns from war with a shattered shoulder and beats the odds, aided by his mother and Gina Ginsberg. The picture highlights mother love and musical triumph.
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Fannie Hurst
Sherman Theatre
Wilson
Mother Love
Leon Kantor
Leon
Gina Ginsberg
France
Gina
Monument Erected For Rural Phone Operator Miss Iva Chapman
In Wellman Iowa area subscribers honor Miss Iva Chapman, a daytime and night operator who guided emergency calls and kept the exchange running. After illness, she died quietly, and the community raised a monument in her memory at the local church.
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Iva Chapman Ferepton
Wellman
Chap- Mab
Migs Chapman
Uiue
Just as She'd Finished
A fragment from a Boston Franscript shows Marjory speaking to her mother before sleep about wanting to include an item in her prayers, mentioning P. $.2 in a quiet bedside moment.
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Marjory
Boston
Local Residents Head South for Winter and New Moves
Mr and Mrs John Creager plan winter in San Antonio with their son while Mrs John C Chaney and daughter depart for San Diego to spend the season there Orville Hale and spouse prepare to relocate to Lake Wales Florida Aaron Goldberg buys the northwest corner building for 14000 from Will H Hays several locals marry and travel Miss Ruth McNabb returns to Oxford Ohio Leahy visits on business Crowder to Biloxi for a short stay plus others.
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John Creager
Near, Merom
San Antonio
Texas
John C. Chaney
Lee F. Bays
San Diego
Cal
Orville Hale
Lake ‘Wales
Fla
Aaron Goldberg
Will H. Hays
Goldberg
Clell Leach
Miss Pearl Elliot
Harpodsbore
Opi
Will
T. Leahy
Crowder
Biloxi
Miss
John A. Mattix
Irene
St. Petersburg
Fila
J. Cross
Louisville
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Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co
North Side Square
Cosmopolitan Productions
New York
Cert
Great East Side
Directed By
Frank Borzage
Frances Marion
Fannie Hunt
Ing
Shelbyville
Ind
Ruth McNabb
A. G. McNabb
Oxford