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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
2
The preacher denounces Bolshevik and heretic agents inside and outside the church who corrupt doctrine and divert funds. He claims nearly seventy percent of church offerings support outside groups, decrying these conspirators as robbing members, the church, and God for satanic ends.
A lighthearted survey of town characters and happenings. Zeb Stubbins seeks steady work amid a seven year itch. Aunt Sally and the preacher host prayer nights while Aunt Becky reports egg stealing and a possible culprit named Zeke Hawkins.
Mrs Hannan recalls finding her setter dead in the hen house and getting mad. She used RAT SNAP to kill six rats in a week, urging poultry raisers to keep RAT SNAP. Available in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 from Tur man Riggs and H V Bennett.
The slowest crop in the world, the giant bamboo of India, flowers only in its 30th year and then dies. During its long life it produces a vast amount of seed, which natives harvest and use as grain.
A private Toronto paper-lady advertises desire for companionship with a gentleman for meals at home. The note appears in a Boston transcript style, reflecting period social hints and personal ad tone.
A collection of notes on science, industry, geography, and social trends. Topics include lotteries, sugar consumption in Constantinople, women bank depositors, seasonal river flow, aviation color perception, sturgeon blood extraction, and technological advances from Berlin to Tokio.
Bowser rewards Theopulus for sorting papers with a half dollar and raises wages while the boy frets over Bowser’s sudden warmth. In the building, colleagues speculate Bowser is changing and a tailor, conductor, and wife note a new, milder mood.
A light exchange features Mr Peckton asking for leniency while noting in the Birmingham Age-Herald teaser that it is Be Kind to Animals week. The line implies social commentary on humane observance framed as a humorous moment.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript recalls an abused boy and his mother, with a line about a ghost in a dark closet and a cake missing, suggesting a memory or metaphor centered on blame and loss.
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