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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
6
Mrs Finley Ashby of Ashbury Kentucky reports dramatic relief from back pain headaches dizziness and nervous unrest after using Stella Vitae. She praises the remedy as life changing and urges others to try it with a guaranteed refund if relief is not achieved.
James Armstrong Payne born near Hymera Indiana August 30 1840 died Pleasantville Indiana February 19 1928 aged 82 years 5 months 20 days He taught school at twenty joined the 97th Indiana Infantry August 29 1862 served two years nine months took part in twenty two battles and received an honorable discharge January 9 1865 He married twice first to Sarah Mathes April 14 1867 and then to Anna Lambright September 14 1884 He had five children with his first wife and four with his second He was a deacon at Indian Prairie Baptist church and remained devoted to faith and family until his death
A reflective note on photographers struggling with likeness. It argues that images diverging from our self image are rejected, while pictures that mirror us are undesirable. The point is that people resist being merely represented, seeking a different or idealized portrayal.
A sermon exploring Abram’s famine test in Canaan from Genesis 12 6. It outlines three lessons faith must endure: trust wholly in God, know ourselves through trial, and help others through testimony. The piece likens biblical testing to modern spiritual growth and notes divine faithfulness despite human failure.
A Bea consfield quote on conversation urges being concise and open minded. It describes refuting without arguing and presenting weighty topics in varied language. The line offers guidance on communication style and tact.
A fragment from the Rich Mond Dispatch features Charcoal Eph speaking in a stoic rural dialect about a man losing his rights to live cleanly, preferring simpler sustenance like a chicken on the lowe’s roosts during a moonlit night.
Quote-driven note stressing the loss of knowledge if misused and urging Vet to gain all knowledge and apply it to higher purposes through disciplined effort.
A brief ponder on political ethics from the Chicago News notes that few Wise crooked politicians avoid exposure as they choose to resign rather than face consequences.
A critique on virtues good health and truthfulness, praising temperance, industry, courage, and fortitude to endure pain without whining.
The quote reflects the heavy burden of wealth including fear in possession temptation in spending guilt in misuse sorrow in loss and a final reckoning over riches with accountability.
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