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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
8
A fragmented poem style column mocks politics with references to Mr. Bryan and Democratic party antics. It jests at war paint imagery, quotes a teacher about acids, and notes public figures like Ford, with satirical lines on monkey imagery and wire politics.
A garbled passage references Manhattan land bought from Native Americans for beads and a keg of rum. It mentions June brides and biscuits of a character, plus Governor Smith aiming to recover part of the land. The text is unclear but hints at historical land transfer and restoration goals.
A miscellany of witty observations and social commentaries comments on marriage secrets aging women fashion and politics. Mentions Isabell Kahn Thomas Jefferson and Bryan democrats with satirical asides about public life and reform.
A movement in England aims to protect the Darwin family house while political chatter surfaces in the U S with mentions of Mr. Bryan leading donors Henry Ford eyeing party leadership and remarks by Ezra Britt and Senator Heflin and Brookhart.
Fragmentary notes describe a publican and a partner in a frolic, a painters' cancellation case, and Mrs. Bryan's habit of losing gracefully. It mentions Senator Adams,新 Colorado's new Democrat, set to be Arst on roll call.
Alien G Fate, Bloomfield special judge in the Leonard will case, had a new trial motion denied after a trial that favored the plaintiffs. Defense attorneys filed notice of appeal to the supreme court.
Index Netion Coumpany expands local presence by acquiring Wolfe store at Daris. Mrs. Orville Grubauer, former Reckville manager, takes over Pacis stere as new store manager.
William Mitch of Terre Haute secretary of United Mine Workers District No 11 spoke at the Community Club dinner at the Baptist church. Twenty five miners attended as guests while Mitch praised cooperation and discussed miners conditions in Europe and labor and business unity.
Raleigh Kersey 21 of Fairbanks and Mae Doidge daughter of Linton residents were married last Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev. E C Corts officiated. The couple will reside in Rossville Ind where the groom works as an assistant in a furniture and undertaking business.
Albert Little 50 farmer of near Flat Rock and Etta Elizabeth Tovelace 16 music teacher of this city. Henry Welzey Sherrard 22 restaurant man and Olive Lucile Workman 22 telephone operator both of Bloomfield. Frank B Ridgway 61 farmer near Carlisle and Mary E Willis 42 merchant of Carlisle. Chester Carl Gunn 29 teacher near Albany and Sabra Edith Drake 21 of Fairbanks. Frank Lee Linn 22 miner of Paxton and Elsie Juanita Figg 17 near Paxton. Lewis Samuel Pritt 45 miner of Jasonville and Emma Lillian Cook 26 of Hymera.
Multiple actions listed including partition suits Samuel Riggs et al versus Emma Herbert et al, on account William A. Steadman versus Elmer Hiatt, and Cyprien Peyronet versus Anna Peyronet. Domestic cases include divorce custody and support for Ethel Lawyer versus John Sawyer, Jennie Frances Nolan versus John Oscar Nolan, and Clarence McDaniel versus Minnie McDaniel. Also a petition by husband to convey real estate without wife consent and an injunction against City of Sullivan with W. C. Anno.
Willie Trene proposes a physical therapy drill for back stiffness, suggesting touching hands with toes while six feet off the ground as a cure. The unusual method draws attention for its claimed benefits and risk considerations.
The piece explains that good by is derived from God be with ye and was shortened over time. It notes the erroneous belief that it meant God buy or redeem you and traces the clipping to its modern form. It emphasizes the religious blessing origin and linguistic simplification.
Misses Odessa Robbins and Pearine Willis graduate from Mrs Blaker's Teachers Training School in Indianapolis. Walter K Boyd, Rose Polytechnic engineer, to lead electrical equipment for a Chicago company. Ed Reed and son Robert attend University of Illinois exercises in Champaign. Local residents visit relatives, relocate, or accept new positions at Studebaker and Purdue. A new baby named Jack joins C E Fisher family.
Observers note Bolivian Indians living on the Indian plateau at 12 000 to 14 000 feet exhibit extraordinary physiques with large chests and immense lung power. Their high altitude dwelling is said to drive superior breathing adaptations in unrefined air.
In California's Sierra Nevada the Yosemite Valley hosts eight cataracts with the Yosemite Falls as the tallest. The fall drops about 1,180 feet in a single plunge, cascades 600 feet, then jumps 400 more for roughly half a mile total.
The quote from the American Druggist emphasizes practical use of knowledge for success. It notes that frequent turnover of what one knows outpaces those with unused stock of information. The Boston Evening Transcript style remark frames efficient knowledge application as key to progress.
Wanted wool. Sullivan Woolen Mill seeks wool of various grades and will pay full value. Contact Stephen Brunger at phone number 229 A.
The text notes that a boy named George does not imply he will be a farmer, despite the name meaning farmer. It adds that Paul translates to a little fellow, outlining name etymology.
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