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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
3
A bold sales pitch touts Prince Albert tobacco as a bite-free, dry-throat free smoking option. It claims exclusive patent process and emphasizes rich flavor and satisfaction with Red bags and tins plus a crystal glass humidor. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston Salem, N C.
R. W. Akin of the Indiana Bankers Association calls for public caution and banker involvement to vet stock offerings during prosperity. He urges investigators to scrutinize questionable ventures and supports anti blue sky laws to prevent fraud while promoting legitimate investments.
A fragment from the Christian Herald notes electricity can travel through slender wires and suggests a metaphor linking saving grace to energy. The line invokes thought on faith and unseen forces within a spiritual frame.
George D. Strayer former president of the National Educational Association calls for a cabinet level Department of Education with a secretary in the president's cabinet to elevate education beyond petty politics and improve its standing.
In cooperation with William Lund of Jefferson township a sheep feeding demonstration shows lambs purchased Oct 23 1918 and sold May 26 1919. Figures cover growth weights feed costs gains and a net profit of 18.38 per hundred with 164 lambs and 13 losses from dogs forage poisoning choking and disappearance.
The report details farm labor units and animal units used in cost accounting for Indiana agriculture. It also notes Workmen's Compensation law changes and contractor liability. A second item covers Sullivan Public Library's annual circulation of 25 079 volumes with 86 daily average and 293 new borrowers, plus fines and new books.
A fragment notes a single guess about a fortunate fact and comments that men who craft speeches tend to praise or mock at gatherings in St. Louis. The text reflects a cautious, opinionated tone about rhetoric and political style.
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