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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
8
A humorous column notes the open House Cupola scene and jokes about language, money, alimony, and marital advice. It pokes fun at gender roles with light quips on women, wealth, and “Mother Tongue” phrasing while mentioning hard cash and social observations.
A fragment notes an obscure New Year reference with vague terms and a sense of rites or resolutions kept away. The text hints at quiet observance and a restrained omen for the coming year without clear names places or dates.
A series of civil actions includes US suits such as Coote versus Whalen and estate matters amid probate challenges. Other cases include damage claims against railroad companies and divisions involving Macy Eden Ryan a minor, plus divorces and alienation of affections cases.
Esta Williams granted a divorce from Guy Williams. Foreclosure case dismissed. Paramount Publicity Corporation versus Dave Squires and Herron E. Thomas. contract dispute. Judgment for 65.00.
Sam Malone aged 38 was found dead Tuesday afternoon in his room at the Grand hotel in Indianapolis. He formerly practiced law in Terre Haute and had ties to the current state legislature. His mother Mrs. Mary Phillips of Lewis formerly lived at Pleasantville. A. W. Youngblood, ex superintendent of local schools, has moved to Washington to serve as principal and math instructor at a high school there.
Asia Magazine reports Zer Queen of Egypt 4577 to 4015 B C as the first known jewel owner. Turquoises dominate her pieces and a recurring wall image in her tomb is deemed the portrait of the man who invented gem cutting.
The massive masonry wall is not a single structural unit but was built in sections during different ages. The last effort to repair it occurred at the start of the Qing dynasty.
In Brompton Jane Romilly turns her family house into a road house after a mistaken loss of fortune. Bob Thorold visits the Romillys and learns Jane kept the business going to sustain her aunt and herself. She reveals the misperception and agrees to marry Bob, recognizing shared resilience.
In Columbus Indiana three year old Roy Barkes the son of Mr and Mrs George Barkes watched a circus parade with wide eyed wonder He had never seen an elephant or a circus parade before and when a herd of elephants passed he exclaimed O mother look at the funny animals with the tails in front of their faces
Belgium becomes the aviation hub of western Europe as many air lines converge on Brussels and more are planned to connect the capital with major European cities. The terrain favors easy landings, supporting rapid airship operations if needed.
The Rongbuk monastery sits at the head of the Rongbuk valley overlooking Everest and is among Tibet's holiest sites. It draws many Buddhist devotees, and the valley forbids animal killing with meat for expeditions sourced 15 miles away in Chobu village.
A jovial party anecdote recalls a dumb man who survived a cycling accident. The machine ran away, crashed into a wall, and was smashed, but the man was shaken yet rose, picked up a tire, and spoke.
A fragment describes Thurston and Old Titus Wadde guarding private stock. Wetmore recalls receiving a drink once, and a shot from a new lot was wasted before consumption, hinting at secrecy and misgivings about the beverage.
Harry Ward Williams appears with the Indiana University glee club this Wednesday evening February 7. He plays a specialized xylophone with metal tubes for fuller tones and has trained under G. E. Garrett in Muncie. He joined the Garett Newsboys' band as a youth and later played in a local orchestra before joining IU as a featured glee club artist.
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