Greatest Joy in Life Found in Rejoice in the Lord Always
The article surveys what is called the greatest joy, contrasting worldly pleasures with spiritual bliss. It highlights Paul’s prison faith, noting joy comes from fellowship with God, trusted salvation, and purposeful service despite hardship.
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Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
Damascus
Arabia
Philippian
Apostle
Rome
Paul
Christ
Lickskillet Items Bring Local Bets, Bargains and News
Zeb Stubbins delays voting pledge awaiting Bland seeds' outcome while recalling Cullop. Dec McFadden urges more soap to curb epidemics. Constable Si Plum tipped to run for Representative after a stranger recites temperance tales. Lem Jones plans a stave backet startup as baseball league forms. Local joiners name four crews for a league. Bill Blithers sick with rheumatic misery from clothing switch. The Rev Perkins urges sanctity over lodging. Ed Bascomb sells crackers cheap. Tanlae endorsed by locals.
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Zeb Stubbins
Bland
Dec McFadden
Si Plum
Vox Populi
Lem Jones
Lickskiller No Sex
Cross Roads Chaw
Hacker Creek Heelers
Pennut
Bill Blithers
Perkins
Sullivan Indiana Advertised Letters March 8 1922
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan post office as of March 8 1922 includes ladies Miss E Engle Miss Leona McKenney Mrs Enoch Melvin Miss May Mickey Mrs Addie Nichols Jessie Sutton Mrs Minnie Walters Mrs Clarence and gents Mr P E Erskine Mr Gee Gregg. Recipients urged to call with the word Advertised and the date advertised or letters will go to the Dead Letter Office after two weeks.
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Sullivan, Ind
The World Pushes a Man in His Chosen Path
Quote from George Francis Train about gravitation and life’s momentum. It suggests the world pressures a person according to the direction he decides to move, accelerating downward or upward with equal force.
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George Francis
Travel Handicaps in Vampire Tale from Galveston News
A clipped note from the Galveston News observes that travel is especially challenging for a vampire mother with her three young children, claiming little hinders them more than a trip.
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Galveston
The Kitchen Cabinet Quote on Wisdom Patriotism and Philanthropy
A quotation extols a man who benefits the world, country, and neighborhood through wisdom, patriotism, and philanthropy, claiming such a person makes the best use of every minute. The excerpt frames virtue as measurable by public impact and personal effort.
Delightful Dinner Dishes and Garnishes Guide
A guide to appealing meals and desserts with decorative touches. Includes whipped cream with cheese, pear salads, frozen whipped cream desserts, baked apples with bananas, Dresden crumbs, milk presentation tips, milk toast with cheese, and meat loaf ideas with oatmeal and hard cooked eggs for color and flavor.
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Dresden
Birthday Cake Candies and The Light Of Life
The custom of placing candies on a birthday cake originated in Germany. A central candle called Lebens licht, the light of life, is lit and only the birthday person may extinguish it. The lights symbolize life and the years lived, and older celebrants may use only one candle to avoid excess.
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Dora B. Taylor
Chiropractic Research Bureau
Germany
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Farrow
Poland
James Oliver
McCormick
Sarah E. Willis, C. T. Willis
Henry Fox
H. T. Alumbaugh
Paxton M. E. Church
H. L. Ramsey
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Chiropractor
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Union
Terre Haute Daily Star
Terre Haute Star
Sullivan Union
Indianapolis News and Sullivan Union
Globe Democrat
Chicago Daily Tribune
Toledo Weekly Blade
Terre Haute Daily Tribune
Terre Haute Daily and
Sunday Tribune
The
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Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Bloomington Star
Tanlae
Dougherty & Walters
Western Newspaper Union
F. M. Douthitt
Clothier
South Side Square
Fidelity Loan CO
East Side Square
Kemp
Pleasant
Iloeee
Manning
Barre
Davis Brothers
Washington St
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