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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
3
Mary Harrison Drake urges country boys and girls to join clubs promoting health, education, and cooperative work. She cites Dr. Schweitzer and calls for parents to support clubs that teach prudent living, water intake, plain food, exercise, sleep, and cheerful attitudes for better farming futures.
Jenette Fullem Burke born January 14 1850 near Dugger Indiana died June 4 1921 at her Merom home aged 71 4 20. She married William A. Burke July 12 1865. Survived by daughters Alice Parker Maude Rockenfield Lola Street Carrie Hanley and sons William Burke and others. three sisters and a brother among survivors. Funeral at Big Springs conducted by Dr C B Hershey with burial at Mance Cemetery.
Dr. R H Carr of Purdue University analyzes popcorn popping, refuting moisture as the key. He describes starch cell expansion from steam, multiple cell explosions, and partial water in starch, noting three minutes as optimal for tender popcorn and avoiding hard grains.
A dream of recovering a lost fortune signals success in dreams while becoming heir to a fortune suggests a pleasant surprise ahead. The imagery reflects personal fortune trends and unexpected gains in future prospects.
The Sullivan County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for 15 840 feet of gravel road in Haddon Township. Bids due by 12 noon on Tuesday July 5 1921. Plans on file with the county auditor. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Attest Frank M Daniels Auditor. First insertion June 15 1921 3t.
The fragment presents a Cartoons Magazine quote stating that only the intelligent are convinced they need more intelligence. It reflects a satire on self-perception and intellect. The line appears as a concise epigram attributed to the magazine.
Notices dated July Sth 1921 detail the building of 2830 feet of gravel road in Gill Township and 7965 feet in Haddon Township. Petitions by Cartes Phegley et al and Robert Stewart et al against the People of their townships reference plans on file with Auditor Frank M. Daniels.
Detroit News reports a satirical line about a wife and husband dispute with the quote noted as a famous whopper. The item reflects a clipped newspaper snippet highlighting a humorous domestic misquote rather than a full event or interview.
A humorous remark from Jud Tunking on a joint debate notes that it accomplishes little. He quips that the event cannot last long enough to settle which side has the most endurance.
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