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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
3
A quotation emphasizes national security as a fundamental instruction for every nation’s future, linking education and governance to the direction of a state's destiny as stated by Kocsuth.
A quotation attributed to the Nashville Tennessean notes that half the world is busy devising remedies while the other half invents antidotes for those remedies. It reflects on futile or circular problem solving.
A terse reflection notes that a husband who flirts earns disdain from other wives, while women generally resist such behavior, highlighting social norms about fidelity and reputation.
A witty remark compares elephants to needing pressed pants, implying a humorous expectation of tidy appearance for elephants. The line maintains a playful tone, using a vivid image to poke fun at natural scruffiness.
A Moody Institute sermon extols the Bible's value for salvation faith and growth. A separate agricultural note advises Sullivan County farmers on chinch bug control using creosote barriers around wheat fields with step by step setup and maintenance guidance.
A timeless maxim praises the virtue of enduring unhappiness with courage. The saying elevates resilience and self control as admired traits in a person.
A historical note recalls a time when only kings and nobles could wear beards while servants were required to shave as a symbol of servitude.
A historical notice shows T. H. Star and Union offering a one year subscription at four dollars. The record notes the price and duration without further details.
A compact reflection on peace and virtue. The quote by Francis Paget links steadfast peace to the active pity that seeks to lessen misery in surroundings.
British engineers have enabled regulation of Nile flow within feet. Floods are now unknown and the feared shortage of water is avoided.
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