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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
7
Electric ovens find broad application across industries from automobile components to Japan car bodies and iron bed frames. Daily usage reaches 3.2 bodies baked, with electric devices used for drying salts and other products needing regulated heat and clean air.
A concise essay argues lasting reform begins within each person and grows outward. The author, cited as Thomas Carlyle, emphasizes personal improvement as the solid, slow path to broader national or global change.
Avocados contain high fat content up to 20 percent and little starch or sugar. They may aid diabetic diets but are limited by cost.
A man without ardor for his job, yet with firm resolve, rises after defeat. Victory comes from organized will power. a determined leader rebuts setbacks like Napoleon, his character enduring while material losses mount. New Success.
A method for easing stubborn bottle stoppers is described. Apply a drop or two of salad oil with a feather where the stopper meets the neck, then warm the bottle slightly and give it a gentle tap. The oil penetrates the gap and releases the stopper.
A frustrated mother blasts teachers for ignoring warnings about student hygiene. She argues daily baths are essential to prevent tuberculosis and questions schools role in children's cleanliness and health.
April 1924 marks the anniversary of the News Letter of Boston the first continuous newspaper in America Its appearance sparked a steady growth in journalism and played a key role in the nation s economic progress through the years
A fragmentary verse fragment praises a poet described as strong and true who loves wild thyme and honey dew. It likens him to a brown bee working and singing with morning freshness and a golden burden of pollen dust of centuries.
The article weighs pros and cons of deli prepared foods for busy women and housewives. It notes freshness and economy of home cooking using leftovers to make ham loaves and croquettes. It provides two recipes for ham croquettes and chicken or ham croquettes with step by step method.
Poem fragment reflecting on childish longing for fleeting pleasures and the disappointment of broken toys. A meditation on temptation and resilience using a domestic metaphor.
A vintage guide describes serving summer fruits and flowers on porches with color schemes. It lists Cherry Roll, Strawberry Delight, Blossom Mousse, Poached Peach, Watermelon Cup, and Canteloupe Cones with assembly tips and garnishes. Also notes an extension of corporate existence for The National Bank of Sullivan in Indiana to May 2, 1940.
Lillie A. Fletcher administratrix of William E. Fletcher late of Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear the report on Friday June 25 1920 the forty seventh judicial day of the May term 1920. Creditors heirs and legal representatives are urged to attend and show cause why the report should not be approved. A M Beasley attorney. 1st insertion June 23 1920 8t
Clifford B. Mahan named administrator of the decedent Samuel G. Mahan of Sullivan County Indiana. Estate declared solvent. John C. Chaney attorney notes 1st insertion June 2 1920.
Walter F. Wood as Commissioner will offer private sale of 80 acres in Section 28 Township 6 North Range 8 West Sullivan County Indiana. Property includes specified quarters with twenty feet off certain sides. Sale at First National Bank Carlisle Indiana Saturday June 15 1920 at 10 o’clock A M. Cash terms. 1st insertion May 26 1920-8t.
In case you have any small musical instruments which need repairing please bring some to the R. W. Cadwell music house and they will receive prompt attention. We repair mandolins guitars ukuleles banjos and violins. We repair violin bows.
In Sullivan Circuit Court May Term 1920 Guss Bradberry sues Amelia Bradberry for divorce Complaint No 18596 filed May 25 1920 by attorney James R Brown with affidavit that Amelia is non resident. Defendant is ordered to appear or demur by September 7 1920 at Sullivan County Court House. Clerk Charles R Railsback signs the notice.
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