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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
5
Newman T. Miller state fire marshal urges elimination of fireworks from Indiana celebrations citing law and safety. Circular appeals for a sober observance nationwide, stressing protection of life and property and enlisting local officials to enforce the prohibition.
Democratic leaders and press agents claim a Harding repudiation after Pinchot’s Pennsylvania governor win though Pepper and Alter backed the administration. They argue the party’s case is unfounded while noting Pepper’s nomination and Pinchot’s support for Harding.
The Republican delegation in Congress is praised as highly capable and aggressive. All but one member were renominated due to business conditions preventing candidacy.
Oscar Bland, long a target of critics, wins a landslide renomination over James House and carries every county in the district by 47 000 votes. Democrats nominate Arthur Greenwood. Bland’s supporters credit his hard work, pragmatism, and continued service to the people.
Senator Watson praised the Harding administration for domestic and international management and results. He condemned Democratic misrule as debt and deficit driven, insisting Republicans did not cause the waste or wreckage and that fourteen months can only begin to fix it.
The earliest recorded pairing in Congress occurred in 1840 when John Quincy Adams prepared a resolution claiming the practice violated the Constitution and House rules. The measure was not voted on, but pairing soon became widespread.
The article notes tobacco from a western Cuban area along the coast, over twenty-five square miles, prized as the world’s finest aromatic tobacco. It mentions Lrook Wyn Magi as a source or name associated with the claim.
Danny Younester recalls Helen and Edith inviting, with Helen’s brother Donald accompanying. Donald’s mother allowed him to stay and eat if they phoned her with the plan. He offered to stay after his mother’s approval and presence at the door.
The dog spider of Madagascar is noted as the largest known spider. It weighs about a pound with legs as thick and long as a standard lead pencil.
A female reader describes a small globe on a library table provoking a neighbor’s child to say the school globe is life size. The remark highlights perceptions of scale between classroom maps and real-world geography.
Mr Bowser recalls a grim day as Nero Fitzsimmons, a new office boy, falls to death from an eighth floor window after a strike over wages. Bowser testifies at the inquest while his wife consoles him and Nero's grieving family debates burial costs and potential damages.
A USDA bulletin hails alfalfa as nearly perfect forage for feeding, pasture, silage, soil improvement, and various forms including hay, silage, and meal. It notes limitations as a human food and medicine, reviews uses for cattle, hogs, sheep, horses, and poultry, and invites readers to request Farmers' Bulletin 1229.
New York's Ambassador hotel at Park Avenue and Fifty first Street features micro self leveling elevators. The car stops only when its floor aligns with the landing, allowing door opening. A double safety system prevents shaft door operation until the car is in a safe position.
Economic botanists weigh whether peanuts are native to Brazil and should be added to the four major crops the United States contributed to world agriculture. Before the Civil War the U S imported peanuts from West Africa and today imports come from Spain Africa China and Japan despite rising American production.
During a recent thunderstorm at Gibraltar a shower of frogs fell on the north front. Thousands of small hopping creatures lined hedges and sparked curiosity. Seven years earlier a similar event occurred and later a sand shower left a pink deposit over surfaces.
The USDA recommends for 1660 acre arable farms a target of SO ewes per plan plus 22 breeding cows and 12 sows. Best class arable land can support five to eight ewes per acre with lambs to market, while mixed pastures equate five ewes to one cow, and winter feed for a dry cow matches about eight ewes.
Iowa experiment station tests with two year old steers show losses on all rations when using cane and beet molasses, unless omitted in one set. Earlier guidance advised buying cane or beet molasses only if price per pound is favorable to corn, and small daily use per steer may be affordable.
Pregnant ewes require attentive monitoring and targeted care. The article emphasizes ensuring each member of the flock receives proper treatment and supervision during pregnancy to safeguard health and outcomes.
Small farmers can raise hogs inexpensively by cultivating compact fields and keeping each plot cropped. The method emphasizes minimal input and consistent harvests to maximize profit.
A description praises Dwarf Essex rape as an excellent hog pasture with deep rich soil ideal for grazing and enclosure.
Dennis Tracey, a fellow Bath police officer, uncovers the killer of William Lawrence after a months long hunt. Wilkinson is captured aboard the Good Intent and brought to Bath for trial, ending in a hard fought conviction and a memorial headstone marked 2695. Tracey later works as a Florida hotel house detective, satisfied with justice served.
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