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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1921
Page
8
A chaotic jumble of quips and vignettes on prohibition crowds moonshine infants and fashion health views and jokes. It weaves pop culture stabs at women hijinks about aviators and a sea pun ending with a cartoon caption style “Mystery.”
Rev B B Sutcliffe of Moody Bible Institute Extension Department in Chicago presents a study on Christ as supreme and preeminent, outlining theological implications and practical faith applications.
The author argues Christ holds the preeminent place in all of God's counsels, not man. He critiques humanitarian aims that place humanity first, cites biblical references from Prov 8:26-30 and Col 1:19, and asserts Christ's eternal supremacy in creation, redemption, and the coming age.
A landlady and a star boarder debate the value of kind words while observing a dog fight that draws a crowded street. Two large men clash over footing, culminating in a scuffle and a sharp reminder that kind words do not always yield results.
Miss Glenn Yeager reports a warm, mostly cloudy week with one shower on July 7 and another on July 8 totaling 1.31 inches. Daytime highs reached 98 degrees with nightly lows around 69 to 72. Partly cloudy to clear conditions dominated the period.
The article explains how Old Faithful, the geyser in Yellowstone Park, erupts regularly every 65 to 80 minutes, sending a column of water up to 170 feet for about four minutes. It details the tube opening, heating process, and how steam pressure drives the eruption, noting it ejects about 1,500,000 gallons per eruption and 33,225,000 gallons daily.
Sullivan county breeders join the Wabash Valley Breeders Association planning a Jersey breeders picnic at Robison Illinois on August 4 with local organizers W W Walters Hosea Drake A V Munich Base Cushman and son Carl coordinating.
Miss Naomi Mullendore a Franklin College graduate is selected as botany teacher at Sullivan High School succeeding Mrs Katherine Forçée Lang.
A reflective line notes that life’s trials would be easier if people could render their own ver dicts, implying a humorous take on truth and self invention by Cartoons Magazine.
The article urges residents to spend every cent locally to boost personal wealth and community prosperity. It argues that money spent in town circulates, supporting farms, homes, businesses, jobs, and property values, and contrasts this with wealthier cities that attract outside spending.
A resident of Bingham Missouri, Rosa Abbey, recovered a watch stolen four years ago while en route to California. Police traced the timepiece and recovered it, claiming the watch itself ran down after the theft.
A fragment features a child philosopher asking if longer days bring stronger heat. The lines reflect playful curiosity about seasonal change and temperature, with a quoted line from Pother and schoolhouse musings about lengthening days and heat.
A quotation from C. Simmons extols industry as the key to health of the body and mind, mental clarity, moral well being, and material wealth. The saying frames work as essential to strength of character and fortune.
The piece discusses budgetary foresight and borrowing strategy. Becker emphasizes that forewarning allows early borrowing arrangements to optimize financing and reduce cost.
Electrician Frank Deneve was assaulted by four men at Vandalia No. 23 mine on Tuesday, suffering a broken leg and scalp wounds. Suspect William Martin, bonded for a Hopkins store robbery in Dugger, was arrested after the attack and charged with assault with intent.
D B Bevis a practipedist joins Maxwell Brown Shoe Co and Sullivan Foot-fitters in a shoe trade development. Little context provided.
J A Mattix advertises rubber tops for sale at the Jim Dandy Harness Shop price seven dollars each until further notice. The brief ad notes Ford as a probable product line or brand reference.
Cheap ranges offered for sale with repair service before winter. Brett at 209 S Broad St, opposite Dix Lumber Co, advertises value and pre snow readiness.
For sale a Shetland pony named Bonnie with buggy and harness. Call at Union Office for details.
Sealed bids for coal for current use of the Public Library will be received until June 25 1921. Approximately thirty five tons are needed and will be furnished as needed after the bin is full. Privilege reserved to reject any and all bids.
In a Bones cartoon panel, a character notes that calling a woman dull provokes her to prove otherwise, while another remark suggests women respond to contraries with defiant moves. The exchange captures satirical wit about gender and social reaction.
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