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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1922
Page
2
A wide array of brief stats and anecdotes cover topics from fire losses and egg production to numeral origins, wildlife, transport, and technology. Notable items include England’s area versus Colorado, Paris tourism, the treasury’s money handling, and the evolution of the orange, with numerous scattered percentages, dates, and place names.
Advertisement from Dougherty and Walters urges readers to take Tanlac to avoid suffering and to eat what they want, promising stomach improvement. The concise pitch frames Tanlac as a remedy without dietary restrictions.
A Kansas town tale notes a girl who keeps a diamond ring on her toe for protection against burglars, a habit she started after fearing nighttime intruders. The item reflects local anxieties and quirky precautionary behavior.
A defender of hands on schooling argues brain development requires aligning with natural inclinations and practical work. The piece warns current education stifles initiative and self support, overemphasizes degrees, and calls for extensive technical training and apprenticeships to revive American manufacturing.
Jim Jones checked his grape vines in the back garden but every plant was dead. He had manureed them heavily hoping for a rich crop, yet the vines perished. An onlooker notes plants, like people, thrive with some struggle and not too much nourishment.
Constable Si Plum orders Ed Bascomb to replace a dirty pack of seven up cards or call off the game. Whistling Zeb Stubbins entertains at the store with the Mocking Bird and deft whistle. Aunt Sally Hawkins makes soap and sends it to the preacher. Jim Slivers trades a shotgun for a dun mare and plans to sue for the gun. The pastor preaches on unpaid church dues, many present squirm during the sermon. Ed Bascomb bars Lem Fish from the store until he repays salt meat debt. Uncle Johnny Spruceby’s wooden leg is in good shape and he plans to share war stories and songs. Arminta Jones keeps pumping on the organ for a new love song. Aunt Becky Jones reports better rheumatic condition and quitting feather beds.
An advertisement claims every dollar spent on Tanlac is money well spent, attributed to Dougherty and Walters.
Turman township Homemakers Club meets Friday July 14 at 2 pm in Graysville High School. The program features songs and devotions from Washingtons prayer to La Marseillaise, poems by Herschel Reed and Guest, papers on Women in Politics and Keeping Well, Purdue trip reports, and a Memory Verse.
An English scientist states energy to light efficiencies: candles and oil and gas lamps two percent, incandescent lamps three percent, electric lights ten percent, magnesium light fifteen percent.
A speaker extols careful attention to small tasks from arranging flowers to repelling dangers. He warns rushing leads to rearward results and notes that prudent money handling reveals spending paths. He comments on women managing homes while chasing greater aims, using humorous local aphorisms.
The passage uses a playful metaphor to describe weather patterns as sometimes arriving in bunches like bananas and other times stretching out like spaghetti. It contrasts variable, irregular weather occurrences with a humorous tone.
Dougherty and Walters promote Tanlac as suitable for children and adults alike, branding it a versatile family medicine. The claim emphasizes broad applicability and universal care.
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