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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
9
A collage of remarks on politics and society cites Indiana Democrats revisiting past policies, notes on fashion and gender, and critiques of advertising, gasoline pricing, and youth culture. It closes with a forest protection viewpoint urging reliance on natural insect enemies like birds to guard trees.
USDA guide stresses thermometer use for milk cream and butter temperatures to stop bacteria growth, incubator accuracy, and livestock fever readings. It covers milk cooling after milking, separation temperatures, cream churn ranges, and fireproof storage. it also notes historical ad and local price listing.
A fragmentary reflection on power and nature by Richard Jefferies as quoted in Out of Doors. The speaker contrasts earthy clods and sprouting blades with the force of machinery, suggesting writing as a potent act arising from simple, earthy strength.
A vintage technique describes bending a heavy copper wire 11 inches long into a hairpin shape. The plan involves inserting the curved end over the door knob spindle and threading the wire through the key head so the key cannot be removed or turned. The device is portable enough for a handbag and intended for motel room use.
Get ready for spraying the orchard trees and prune them on warm days. An orchard not sprayed and pruned now may be wasted land fit only for corn. Wormy apples are not valuable or usable at home.
The American Forestry Magazine notes growth rings appear in temperate and tropical trees, but prominent density and color contrasts vary. Common readable rings occur in basswood, birch, tulip wood, holly, tupelo, buckeye, yellow cedar, and some pines firs and spruces.
A concise note from the Oregon Journal about love bridging wisdom and folly as both writers clasp pens and meet on common ground through affection.
County Board of Charities and Corrections filed a report after a June 1 1922 visit to the County Infirmary Jail and County Hospital. It notes 83 inmates at the infirmary with one bed confined man from mine injuries. livestock crops and garden acres. jail sees five prisoners with various charges. May hospital stats list 51 patients and 42 operations with clean facilities and well kept grounds.
A passage contends that prehistoric inhabitants in the United States dug oil pits and built mounds in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys, worked lead ores in Kentucky, and mined copper near the Lake Superior region, preceding migrations of Indigenous peoples.
About thirty one members attended a farewell party for Mrs Laura Rose and her daughter at Mrs Adams home. Guests enjoyed a bountiful covered dish spread, singing and games before the Roses depart for Trinidad Colorado to visit Mr and Mrs Will Armstrong.
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