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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
2
Reverend Matthews argues critics misread the church highlighting that flaws exist but do not define the whole body. He defends faithfulness, wealth to support evangelism, and spiritual vitality while denouncing rationalists heretics and "infamous Germanized" influences. He warns detractors of looming doom.
The ad copy urges readers to try Tanlac supported by a class of endorsers. Dougherty and Walters back the message as a convincing guarantee of the medicine's merit.
A respected academic claims short daily fiptoeing sessions can decathen a tie and boost general health. The statement suggests minimal time investment leads to noticeable wellness benefits.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a two part remedy a relieving ointment for catarrhal inflammation and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. The note claims widespread availability via druggists and credits J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.
A satirical exchange contrasts old maxims with new ones in a brief American Legion Weekly item. The dialogue features a man trusting traditional sayings and another who crafts new aphorisms while evaluating the value of proof.
Be well and strong. Be full of life and energy. Tanlac will do this for you. Dougherty and Walters promote the product in a brief ad style notice.
A Maryland inventor has perfected a small electric light to attach to a broom and help illuminate dark corners during sweeping. The device is designed to aid housework and improve visibility in dim areas.
Local items recall Arminta Jones premier elocution at a Peruina Fish luncheon with deluxe menu. Rev Eli Perkins declines Helmsburg call over attire concerns and church fund tensions. Ed Bascomb sells Paris green powder for faster potato buying. A chicken pox outbreak and a dog flea fight are noted. Fiddle dance at the little red schoolhouse. 10 cent hop.
Customers praise Tanlas as a blessing in daily life. Dougherty and Walters urge others to try it based on positive experiences and recommendations.
The Boston Transcript notes that effort matters more than guaranteed outcomes. It argues that trying best yields more wins than avoiding effort, except when certainty of success is present. The quote frames courage and perseverance as key to improvement.
A brief poem excerpt describes March as a time of nature waking from winter. The speaker, James Lune Alt en, imagines the world stretching, lifting arms, and drinking sunlit warmth as spring begins.
In 1921 McClure Syndicate satire turns grim as Mr Bowser laments ruined prospects after chasing wild schemes from apple growing to peach brandy and cucumber pickles. He blames wife for obstructing his plans and departs, never seen again, leaving mystery of his fate.
The article explains that benzoline kerosene coal oil and petrol are derived from petroleum by heating to release lighter volatile fractions. These vapors condense into gasoline and other light oils that power engines for airplanes cars tractors and threshers.
Joseph Guarnieri belonged to Cremona's famed violin making family and produced instruments from 1690 to 1730. His violins are often identified by a belly stain or sapmark parallel to the finger board on either side and were prized for their tone, a factor fueling the market for forged inscriptions.
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a joke about a baker’s boy who misprices cakes. The boy claims a ten cent cake costs ten dollars, prompting confusion and the baker’s response that people began paying it.
A compilation of curious claims on population, geography, industry, and science from a historical newspaper roundup. It includes numbers for Afghanistan and the Aleutian Islands, notes on Braille, paper production, and ties to folklore, with nostalgic references to Dickens and Massachusetts blue laws.
Water resistant tips propose dipping sole surfaces in melted wax every three or four weeks to double their lifespan. A small amount funds wax for twelve pairs, offering a simple maintenance method.
A thermostatic metal invented in Great Britain is claimed to respond identically along a strip of fixed length and thickness to a specified temperature change, indicating uniform thermal expansion behavior.
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