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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1923
Page
2
Quote from London Mail on modern dance’s evolution and paradox of progress. It questions whether current steps qualify as dance and notes that time changes perceptions of what is modern.
A pithy maxim attributed to E. T. L. Magoon warns that a liar distorts truth by false coloring and manner, declaring such deception the worst form of deceit. The quotation reflects a moral stance on honesty and rhetoric.
The document titled Book of Sports issued under James I in 1633 outlines lawful Sunday pastimes after evening prayers. It catalogues activities permitted for recreation and sport following religious observance.
A Boston Transcript quote argues that people rarely blame a woman's inconsistency until they themselves suffer from it. The remark frames gender expectations and accountability in social conduct.
A sharp remark on vanity and class by Hazlitt condemns constant pretension about gentility as a sign of base character. The quote reflects criticism of snobbery and social pretense.
A Boston Transcript note condemns beauty products for causing harm to peach blossoms, urging more careful cosmetic practices and environmental consideration in early reporting.
A political remark targets the upkeep of a machine described as among the worst, voiced as an Ex change quip about the efficiency and persistence of party operations.
A long list of curiosities notes diverse statements about people, places, and natural wonders from many regions. It mentions New York, Canada, France, Norway, Japan, and more with details on arts, industry, science, and daily life, reflecting a broad 19th or early 20th century miscellany tone.
Clergy in various denominations close annual sessions as Liberals push for changes challenging the infallibility of the Bible and the virgin birth. Orthodox Christians vow to defend church property, authority, and beliefs, claiming Liberal plans aim to seize church assets and power.
The Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 2 pm on Monday August 6 1923 for reinforced concrete bridges on the county line between Jefferson township Sullivan and Stafford township Greene counties. Bridges include Elmer Lucas Lind Emery Bedwell Rooksberry and County Line No 1 with estimated costs from 970.29 to 3104.98. Bids per plans on file in the Auditor's office. board may reject all bids. Frank M. Daniels county auditor.
The Sul Livan County Board of Commissioners determines on July 2 1923 to issue bonds totaling 13880 for the Joseph A Crawford road on Cass and Hamilton townships. Taxpayers may file objections within fifteen days after bond determination in the county Auditor’s office.
The line suggests wickedness reveals itself through action and that guilt is punished by its own consequences, echoing Seneca that every wrongdoer acts as their own hangman.
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