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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
2
A sermon on how people feel unappreciated and the dangers of ego driven craving for honor. It contrasts spoiled behavior with a call to service and a noble life aim. The piece urges independence, steadfast purpose, and aligning life with a greater cause rather than personal praise.
A 1912 letter argues that Christ taught obedience to civil authority but did not intend civil law to supersede God's commands. It cites Dan 3 and 6 to warn that Sunday laws threaten the fourth commandment and separates church authority from state power, urging voluntary conscience over compulsion.
Dr J T Curtiss of Dwight Kansas says Electric Bitters cured his eczema and he believes they help any case. The tonic is praised as a blood purifier effective for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils running sores and aids liver kidneys bowels digestion and strength. Priced at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Smock and Son.
The Indianapolis News venomously attacks Theodore Roosevelt over a libel case stemming from criticism of his administration. The paper faced prosecution and escaped penalties on technicalities, fueling its ongoing resentment.
The report notes Mr. Bryan rejects a third-term bid while signaling support for a potential fourth term. It frames his stance as a nuanced position within contemporary political debate without endorsing any particular candidate.
A columnist recalls a seaside trip with Clara J. that turns into a chaotic misadventure at a resort hotel. Hired hacks, overcharged rides, noisy guests, and a faulty ocean view yield comic misfortune and wary romance on their beach day.
A couple evades an impromptu beach serenade by marching through a hotel lobby to board a train home. The husband jokes about fate and torpedoed peace as fans chase them with cameras and a rumor of a planned balcony serenade.
The article argues that a girl with brothers and a home welcoming brothers' friends has a better chance of a happy marriage. Brothers serve as effective chaperons and help women judge suitability. A brother’s support signals that a potential suitor is desirable, while a brother risks losing a close friend if his sister does not return affection.
Two land sharks target a suburban man and pressure him into buying a lot by offering a postcard ideal of Arcadian Villa. They exploit his credulity, claiming a town matches such souvenir images, and succeed in selling Bhim a lot.
A clipped snippet from Gou Hers Journal notes a wife praised for blending style and cooking. The exchange shows family roles shifting as she guides sister in style and mother in cooking, reflecting social expectations in Louisville society.
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