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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
3
Successful tests in France demonstrated an oil burning automobile delivering seven miles per gallon and an operating cost of about two cents per mile. The experiment indicates potential for economical oil powered transport.
A compact reflection on how truth remains enduring while armor fails to shield from pain. The quote anchors a meditation on honesty guiding resilience through adversity.
A concise note asserts the United Kingdom’s area as 50 874 square miles, emphasizing England’s place within the island nation.
A long OCR ledgers a county board listing numerous individuals and firms with labor, gravel, and material charges. It names commissioners and many workers across districts with amounts, salaries, and supplies, reflecting a detailed payment record for public works.
Dougherty and Walters on the square offer KYANIZE CELOID FINISH for walls and woodwork. The easy brush on coating dries overnight and comes in eight tinted colors plus white. A store demonstration is held tomorrow to show how the product brightens homes.
Emmett Cox, extra operator on the C. and E. I., working second trick at Paxton, was injured when train No. 98 passed the station Sunday night. A rock hurled from the crossing debris struck him in the forehead through a depot window. he was dazed but his injury is not considered serious.
Telegram reports Charles W Hart 36 died in Glenwood Springs Colorado burial planned in Meeker He was born in Haddon township son of William and Sarah Hart and the brother of Orion Hart and Mrs J P Matthews of Meeker Colorado.
C A Smith of Danville Indiana appointed principal of Carlisle and Haddon Township high schools. Smith has led Danville schools for some time and arrives highly recommended for the Carlisle post.
London physicians discuss creating a black list of patients who hop between doctors to dodge payments. The plan targets those who switch practitioners to avoid settling bills.
A Moody Bible Institute sermon on Hebrews 1 3 2 9 and the completed redemptive work of Christ. The speaker stresses that Jesus sat down at God s right hand after purging sins and that salvation rests on what was done not what we do. Believers are urged to accept this finished work and rest in it.
Sequence. Dyke asks Smythe if he has read about the corner on Piggly Wiggly while Smythe mentions hearing a squeal. The exchange hints at a local buzz over a suspicious edge in town commerce.
An amateur mechanic complains of an engine misfire while a commenter jokes about a missing car. The banter contrasts technical frustration with a punning reply, highlighting a lighthearted street exchange about vehicle woes.
Dear Sarah asks if a young lady should sleep early. Doc Swag answers that she should wait until others leave the room before going to bed. The column presents personal health guidance in a playful reader Q and A format.
A brief cartoon caption shows a conductor questioning a woman about her children and the woman defending them with a witty retort that it is no picnic. The exchange highlights humor about motherhood and public space.
Tom argues that economic laws shift prices with supply. He notes eggs fall when more are produced and bricks rise when more are laid. The remark frames a simple supply demand linkage in everyday terms.
A brief dialogue scene features a mother and Ruth in a clash of expectations. The mother scolds Ruth for alleged misbehavior while Ruth retorts that her mother's teachings have failed to curb her defiant stance. The exchange centers on parental guidance versus personal impulse.
A quizzical verse questions where to buy parts or accessories for the human body and what each feature does. It playfully asks who would fix or tune the knee cap or hair, the eyes as pupils, teeth as roof shingles, and other body parts, ending with a candid self admission of ignorance.
The Sullivan County Board of Commissioners will receive sealed proposals for grading draining and paving Joseph A Crawford road Cass and Hamilton Townships 5885 feet estimated cost 15111 85. Bids due July 2 1923 noon. Bonds double bid and affidavit of noncollusion required with bid. Time for completion to be set after let. Frank M Dantell Auditor. 1st insertion June 6 1993-31.
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