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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
3
A weekly weather report from Miss Glenn Yeager, cooperative observer for the county, covers June 11. It lists daily high and low temperatures from the 5th to the 11th, with conditions ranging from partly cloudy to clear and cloudy. Rainfall measured .22 inches on the 7th and .14 inches on the 8th.
Instructions describe washing soiled alabaster with soap and water then applying whitewash to stained areas. After several hours the whitewash is washed off and the stained parts are rubbed with two soft flannel cloths.
The Fairbanks township fair organizers, with the Township Farm Bureau and Community Fair officers, announce preparations for a fall event. Plans include township fairs in Graysville Carlisle and Farmersburg and a wool spinning feature by local women. Committees cover livestock farm products orchard and garden arts and publicity and finance with officers named.
In every community there are people wonderfully restored to health by taking Tanlac. Try it Dougherty and Walters promote the remedy, highlighting its health boosting claims.
In Sullivan County about 200000 acres of its 272000 acres need two or more tons of limestone to neutralize soil acidity. Farmers have increasingly applied lime over the past years, with notable success in clover stands. Mr Otro Pigg of Cass township reports two years of excellent corn and clover results from limestone.
Mrs Tepper of Plainfield New Jersey recounts how rats in her cellar drove her servant away. She bought RAT-SNAP which she says destroyed the rats and eliminated odors. The cake bait comes in three sizes 35c 65c and 1 25 and is guaranteed by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett.
A married man counsels George on marriage praising a shared home and garden. The bachelor questions the feasibility of such a life, recognizing differences between his status and the adviser’s experience. The exchange reflects humorous social attitudes in Wayside Tales.
The Quirinal hill in Rome hosted a palace built in the sixteenth century by the church. After 1870 the breach between church and state shifted it to royal residence. The term Quirinal embodies the unified Italian court and monarchical regime.
The article notes the Halifax N S to Vancouver B C rail distance at 8646 miles, 615 miles longer than the London Constantinople route by a European railway.
A religious prose piece argues that Christ died for sins to satisfy the law and bring justification by faith. It emphasizes substitutionary atonement, Christ as the spotless Lamb, and believers being united with Him in death and resurrection. It notes the law condemns all and that only faith in Christ’s blood meets its demands.
The piece argues that risk is inherent in all business but less so in business than in speculation. It reflects on the balance between risk and reward and suggests gains do not depend on risk alone.
A Boston Transcript quote emphasizes building discipline. initial effort through strong character becomes routine over time. It frames self-improvement as a two stage process from willpower to habit.
A Chicago American line notes optimism in a quip about mother-in-law with the gift of tongues and the imagined consequence if she could read minds. The wry aside contrasts communication powers with social discomfort.
Aid to Prayer notes that prayer works best when paired with effort and sweat. The Baltimore Sun uses a concise aphorism to link faith with action.
A man laughs at a woman's vanity then straightens his tie brushes back his pompadour adjusts his hat and walks into a soft drink parlor.
A sheet metal stove pipe drum from Europe is claimed to radiate more heat into a room than the stove it serves, potentially cutting fuel use.
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