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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
4
The article notes Mr. Bryan advocates a new presidential election method, implying dissatisfaction with the current system. It also mentions Sullivan city tax rate increases and a milk ordinance passed by the administration, plus a delinquent tax list indicating broad county prosperity.
The Kansas City Journal Post critiques the League of Nations as ineffective in preventing the Asian conflict. It argues England and France violate Article 10 and that the league fails to unite members against war makers. It questions U S accession to this perceived humbug.
A long critique argues reforms unjustly fall on taxpayers while a potent lobby blocks changes. It condemns school and utility blocs, calls for reform of taxes, road funding, and public commissions, and blames political posturing for high costs.
The Vincennes Commercial warns that the Indianapolis lobby blocks proposed tax savings, uniting drivers of reform to oppose changes. It laments that farmers and landowners are ignored while groups such as automobile, trustees, county officers, primary law, and education factions push costly projects, preventing any readjustment of burdens.
A brief verse encourages happiness and hope across life. It urges remembering truth and heaven to find true joys and love through age and youth. The quotation attributes Priscilla Leonard as the author.
Codfish recipes describe serving fresh salted cod with water salt vinegar carrot onion parsley bay leaf and lemon on a hot platter with broth vegetables and a parsley garnish. Codfish chowder uses salt pork onions potatoes milk crackers and shredded cod with cayenne and butter for seasoning. Codfish Cuban Style stews codfish with onion butter tomatoes green pepper and toasted buttered bread squares for serving.
A whimsical collection of aphorisms and wordplay from the Boston Transcript includes lines about dogs alimony heaven help and clever twists on common sayings. The tone is light and humorous with punny substitutions and social commentary.
A correspondent notes a ten mile stretch at AchiH Head County Meyo where the Gulf Stream hits Ireland creating a tropical microclimate with bananas palms and other flora flourishing while nearby areas remain cold and damp like the rest of Ireland.
A brief note argues that each American eats about a half egg daily and that consuming a whole egg means another person goes without, highlighting the scarcity mindset in food consumption.
Ford C. Frick recounts a mythic Navajo or Pueblo legend of two travelers in a maize canoe guiding the flood born from the Manitou. The tale places a rock canoe on a cliff near the New Mexico border, seen as a monument to mercy and faith enduring on the Holy mountain.
A reflection on how a prophet embodies an era. The speaker notes that a true prophet acts as antidote balance and voice that awakens receptive minds. When fully absorbed, the teaching becomes ordinary and past beliefs seem unrevealed in hindsight.
The date provides a natural form of sugar that requires no metabolic change to digest. Dates are unique as the only fruit dried on the tree and have long been consumed by all ages from ancient times. Modern growing and packing improvements have enhanced quality and flavor.
A lengthy expose profiles Walter S. Ward son of George S. Ward and the killing of Clarence Peters. It notes Ward confessed to the shooting but avoided trial as years pass, amid a powerful advertising campaign by Ward’s father and a flawed pursuit of justice. Governor Smith is urged to order a thorough inquiry into why Ward remained free and untried.
Walter Stiner, IU glee club accompanist and composer, will perform Wednesday evening February 7 at the gymnasium. He recently copyrighted three songs from The Jordan River Revue and leads his own named orchestra, praised as a top Middle West college ensemble. Mark Gantz, glee club violin soloist, composed the melody for Love Girl with Stiner writing the words.
Thought for the Day contrasts prayer and vote and notes the first Christian marriage in American colonies. It cites Jamestown 1609 as the site and date of the ceremony, highlighting a historical milestone.
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