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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
4
The piece notes Europe desires U S involvement in the League while the Democratic Party shows its usual form. Governor Al Smith arrives and openly criticizes William Jennings Bryan, accusing him of inconsistency and exposing political tensions.
A Martin County Tribune feature discusses how fishing ties ancient and modern eras, with bone hooks and nets from historic mounds mirroring today’s gear. It notes Sunday fishing laws in Indiana, the calm and discipline fishing demands, and the sport’s religious connections, urging contemplation over noisier pastimes.
A debate over school curriculum has sparked significant controversy as educators and parents clash over content, standards, and pedagogy. Critics argue curriculum changes push ideological agendas while supporters cite updated materials and improved literacy goals.
The National Republican argues in favor of maintaining a patriotic, loyal portrayal of early American history. It warns against modern histories that focus on flaws of founders, urging impartiality and emphasis on liberty, virtue, and the nation’s enduring ideals.
A brief note in Terre Haute Star and Union lists a price for Wield cncken at four dollars. No additional context or details accompany the item.
A Republican National Committee statement extols the Department of Agriculture. It outlines the Market News Service, home economics bureau, and expanded duties under Wallace, plus economy results. It cites laws on Packers and Stockyards, Grain Futures, and warehousing, plus meat inspection and road programs. It ends with court notes from Sullivan County.
Editorials from Topeka Capital and Iola Register argue against relying on foreign markets. They urge focus on the U S home market and U S workers to sustain wheat and farm prosperity, rejecting European competition as unsustainable.
Civil War survivors reunion of Wilder’s Brigade occurred Sunday in Terre Haute with O H Crowder and Thomas N McClung in attendance. Black Diamond Club lumber dealers held their annual picnic and dinner at the city park featuring a musical program and a ball game. Mr and Mrs Jesse Dix and daughter Helen of Akron Ohio are visiting relatives here.
A typo ridden report notes that lumber consumption by Beta Construction for water works has fallen from 10000 board feet to 6000 board feet amid tinted spates affecting production.
An old advertisement or text asserts that seventy five percent of women fall below an 86 standard while the rest exceed it. It states the ideal 86 should show 174 inches in sleeve length and a back measurement from collar base to raise line of 15% inches.
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