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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1923
Page
6
Up to You in Boston Evening Tran Script
A quotation underscores that the world rewards effort and ability, urging individuals to develop skills as a collector. The line frames self reliance and practical aptitude as keys to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Evening Transcript
Tanlac credited with restoring Whitty's health
William Whitty of Chicago says Tanlac improved his nerves appetite and digestion after a bout of rheumatism headaches and dizziness. He reports gaining fifteen pounds after five bottles and notes Tanlac is sold by druggists. Over 35 million bottles have been sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
William Whitty
Calumet Ave
Chicago
Ill
Taniac
Real Estate Transfers in Sullivan County
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds among residents and firms in Sullivan County. Transactions include Levi Gambill to Orval Livingston for $1.25 and various other parcels, prices, and terms across towns like Cass Two, Shelburn, Fairbanks, Carlisle, Hamilton Two, and Hymera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Levi Gambill
Orval Livingston
Edward McKay
Hosea Boone
The Advent Into the Earth Text Reflection
A brief scripture-like excerpt quotes Jesus saying I am from above while listeners are from beneath. The line cites John 8 23 and presents a spiritual contrast. The passage appears as a devotional fragment with no additional context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
From Above to Beneath Then: The Advent Theme
The sermon traces Jesus origin from above to beneath, stressing God in Christ reconciling the world and the Savior walking earth. It contrasts heavenly nativity with mortal life, celebrating Christ’s descent and promise of lifting believers to the higher realm. The text links Advent to the incarnate Word and calls for rejoicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip
Nathaniel
Jesus
Nazareth
Aail
Egypt
Bethlehem
Mary
Tropics
Lazarus
Bethany
Cana
Christ Jesus
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana March 21 1928
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Sullivan Indiana post office as of March 21 1928 includes a ladies group with Cook Harris Hornbeck Struby Wells Willis Wright and Macy and a gents group with Hilbert Morgan McDade Osborn Piper Sheriman Smith Taylor Willen and Criss. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not claimed within two weeks. When calling for these letters say Advertised and give the date advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Cook
John. Harris
Margaret. Hornbeck
Juanita
Struby
Irene Macy
Wells
Lillie W. Willis
M. J. Wright
Laura
Gents
List
Hilbert
Lloyd. Morgan
Geo. Edwin. McDade
Jerry. Osborn
Voorhees
Piper
Earl. Sheriman
R. J. Smith
John. Taylor
Lew. Willen
Criss
Democracy, School Girl Democracy in Richmond Times-Dispatch
A witty line from the Richmond Times-Dispatch contrasts idealized school girl democracy with national politics, suggesting cheerful gum chewing and spirited devotion as the model for democratic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Unclear quotes from Uncle Joias and Pole Cat Bill
Fragmentary lines show a humorous or satirical tone with references to Uncle Joias, Brother Epr, Lem, and Bill Spivens. Text hints at rapid self destruction jokes and punny phrases but lacks a coherent event or reported facts. No identifiable persons, places, or organizations are clearly established.
Ellis Island visitor mystery stumps interpreters
A man held at Ellis Island cannot be understood by immigration interpreters. Observers joke he may be a train announcer returning from a European vacation. The remark adds a light, speculative note to the scene at the processing station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Can You Beat It A Lonley Orphan Pleads Mercy Murder Case
A young man in the East pleaded for mercy after being held on murder charges for killing his parents. He argued his status as an orphan should invoke sympathy and leniency from the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epr
History talk between father and son over presidents
A father teases his son about delaying success saying George Washington and Teddy Roosevelt were college graduates at the son's age. The boy counters that they were presidents by his father's age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
George Washington
Teddy Roosevelt
The
U. S
Sure He Did and Fresh Paint Pique Diners at Table
A light scene unfolds as a waiter notes a faint paint scent while the young ladies at the next table prepare to move. The exchange underscores social pacing in a bustling dining room.
Atta Girl Bat Refuses Cocoa Cold Retort
A drummer tells a waitress his cocoa is cold. She retorts that if the drink is cold he should put on his hat, delivering a witty comeback in a light exchange.
Income tax agent spotted across the aisle
A brief quip notes spotting an income tax agent seated nearby, with the speaker urging the others to wipe egg from their vest as a punchline. The exchange highlights a humorous, observational moment in a crowded setting.
Taking Brother's Part In A Garbled Family Exchange
A humorous exchange shows Tommy retorting to his uncle about sympathy for a baby brother. The humor rests on contrasts between the uncle’s old critique and Tommy’s sharp, playful defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Cat or Kitten? Mary and Betty muse on Jim
Mary recalls a letter from Jim claiming he has made a fortune in Brazil and will marry the sweetest girl soon. Betty questions whether his four year engagement ends with a surprise, doubting the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jim
Brazil
Betty
Art and Artists Dear to the Sacred and Prof Blackie
The piece asserts that the noblest art is religious in essence and that the finest artist is a devout man, attributed to Professor Blackie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Blackie
Blood Circulation Fact From Heart Study
All blood in the human body about fourteen pints passes twice through the left ventricle and travels around the body in one minute according to the study.
Why God Sends Children
Mary Howitt writes that children are sent for more than filling the population. They enlarge our hearts and make us less selfish by stirring sympathy and affection. Children call our faculties to higher aims and prompt extended effort, bringing bright faces and loving hearts to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Howitt
Notice of Final Settlement for Johnston Estate
William A. Burton as administrator of Robert J. Johnston’s Sullivan County Indiana estate has filed a final account. The Sullivan Circuit Court will hear the report on Friday March 30 1923. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Burton
Robert J. Johnston
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Appointment of administrator for Charles Wright estate
Notice announces Gilbert Wright appointed as administrator of the Charles Wright estate in Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent. Attorney Arthur E. DeBaun listed. First insertion March 7, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wright
Sullivan County
Indiana
Gilbert Wright
Arthur E. DeBaun
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. E. Fisher
Optometrist
Seitz Jewelry Store
Fidelity Loan Co
Sullivan, Indiana
E. A. Billman
Berman’s Bargain Store
City Hall
Becks Greenhouses
Jusuibibat
Mon
Suoisiaiq Uswieise
Whitty
Furm Schroeder & Price
Olson
West Side Square
Jas. L. Hayhurst
Wim. P. Hayhurst
S. Sull. Hill & Reid
J. T. Laughlin
W. & Allen Add
Hymera
Hymera St. Bank
Gladys
Clem Asbury
W. M
J. F. York
Glenna Funkhouser
Barnhart
Joias
Sam
United States Government Savings System
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Art and Artists
Chas. F. Walters
Rexall Store
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