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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
3
In a crowded theater Daisy Larke endures Minglett's booming voice as he declares his love and asks her to marry him. A nervous youth asks if Daisy accepted, and Minglett confirms, amid the crowd's surprised glances. Daisy stays quiet while Minglett insists on his serenade.
The passage contrasts two essential traits that distinguish individuals. Perseverance is the steady habit of sticking with tasks. imagination or vision is the ability to foresee long term value and the worth of current work beyond the moment. These traits elevate one person above another.
Foundations of a fifth century B C Greek temple to Minerva uncovered in Syracuse Italy. Deep borings reveal marble fragments poly chrome tiles protocorinthian vases and ivory statues among the discovered remains.
Farmers should start lambing preparations in fall to avoid losses. Ensure strong flesh with clover hay and succulents, add oats and bran mix before lambing, and increase feed after birth to boost milk. Provide dry, draft-free shelter, exercise, and early separation of ewes with lambs to reduce lamb losses and improve profitability.
W. W. Smith of the Purdue University Animal Husbandry Department outlines practical winter feeding strategies for brood sows. The guidance covers balanced rations, energy needs, fiber intake, and management practices to maintain sow health and reproductive performance during cold months.
The text outlines sow management for winter feeding, stressing moderate weight gain, balanced rations, and the dangers of excess fat from corn with little exercise. It recommends free-range activity, a clean shed, and seasonal corn to hay ratios, plus supplements like tankage or oil meal. It links proper nutrition to strong pig gains and early market readiness.
A concise aphorism notes that alfalfa thrives for the diligent sower, yields little for the indifferent, and fails for the uncommitted, urging steady cultivation to gain profits.
Charles Bannon, urged by fiancée Marian James, seeks help for a supposed brain disease Garlicks convolution. Dr. O Keefe reveals the diagnosis is a hoax used by another patient to trick him, exposing the medical prank and Bannon’s final belief in his own doom.
After years of poverty Aunt Hannah gains wealth, enough to afford costly telegrams. She proudly rejects a threatened limit of ten words saying long telegrams are harmless and express her new status, even as a critic notes the expense and the once-aloof stance.
The University of Minnesota may receive a ten acre Cy press Island tract in the Pacific Ocean about 50 miles from Seattle with buildings to establish a marine biological station. Washington alumni offer land and buildings plus minor additions and three or more scholarships. The offer remains open for three years if not accepted now.
In a mining camp a verbose orator keeps an audience for hours until only one weary listener remains. The speaker places a six shooter and declares he will shoot to finish the speech. The old man asks if he will shoot him, and the orator says yes to end the talk. The old man departs saying he would rather be shot than talked to death.
Albert Groves recalls an English guest so British that the Irish terrier bit him within minutes. Groves offered the guest a room and the man asked if his boots should be left outside the door. Groves assured him the servants are honest and nothing would be touched.
A buyer distressed by rheumatism bought red flannel underwear guaranteed in every respect. Weeks later he returns, saying the garments faded and shrunk. He recalls his wife asking why he wore the baby's pink coral necklace at breakfast.
An encounter unfolds as a clergyman scolds a youngster for throwing snowballs. The youth retorts that lasting consequences await if mischief continues, vowing to seek a place without snowballs.
A conversation shows a parent predicting a mixed outcome for his son's college future. The father hopes improvement beyond focusing on girls frats and football, but fears disappointment.
In a lighthearted exchange, students cheer their college for winning the debate. A playful back-and-forth follows as one voice questions the win while another confirms the victory with a crowd-pleasing rallying cry.
A pastor and narrator meet a crippled old man in a rural poorhouse and discuss salvation. The tale frames heaven as a promised mansion and urges repentance, faith, and personal commitment as prerequisites for eternal life. The story ends with the man’s conversion and steady church attendance.
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