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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
6
A speaker, acting as station guard, warns against the amusement road from Chicago to hell. He urges balanced recreation, warns against excess and moral laxity, and argues true happiness comes from disciplined pleasures aligned with faith. He criticizes liberal churches and notes long-term lack of growth.
A successful western city surgeon, worn by work, recalls a long ago romance with a girl in pink muslin. He travels east to find her, hoping love can mend past hurts, and she greets him with a tender confession of fatigue from self-reliance.
The narrator recalls a merry yacht trip with about a dozen friends off the Newfoundland banks. A dense fog delays the voyage and an accidental fog bell request leads a passing ocean liner to strike the yacht, splitting it in two. He survives aboard a steamer while his companions perish in the catastrophe.
A brief note describes the miracle of a chick pipping as it emerges from the egg in a setting labeled man dator, highlighting a surprising natural event.
A young woman refuses reconciliation after a quarrel sparked by an accusation. She reads a scathing pamphlet titled An Essay on Woman by a Cynic and vows to focus on social work while planning to confront the man who sent it, inviting him to bring the tempest to a dramatic end.
Isabel, a fourteen year old girl, idolizes her schoolmate Lillian, adopting her style and spending sprees to imitate the elder girl. After months of devotion the illusion breaks when Lillian pays attention to Ed Griffith, and Isabel returns to her mother with a casual dessert question, regaining normal behavior.
The text argues that true perception of nature requires a unified inner and outer sensibility, preserved from infancy into adulthood. It suggests nature grants wild delight amid sorrow and portrays nature as a creator demanding joy despite grief.
The initial cost to transport a motor car from New York to Europe, including shipping and crating, runs about $200. Most steamship lines still require crating, a safeguard that remains despite attempts to phase it out.
A reflective line asserts that nature and souls are forever in motion with constant up and down movement. Julia C R Dorr is cited as the source of the maxim.
Edward A. Billman, renowned undertaker, received a gray funeral car and gray team as an exact color duplicate of his black set recently bought. He also purchased a handsome gray team in Illinois to use with the gray car.
Mrs Martha Cutsinger of Edinburg is visiting as a guest of Mrs Jacob Mahley, with both households hosting and sharing social engagements.
In a reader note the editor recalls a June 6 frost from 1855 that chilled corn to the ground for a moment. The writer, then near Greencastle, describes corn about three to four inches high and capable of recovery despite the damage.
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