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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
4
County urges full support as Sullivan County with a $670 750 quota nears deadline, noting a history of strong Liberty loan and war work performance. Only about half the Victory Bond target subscribed, and organizers call for intensified cooperation and aggressive effort to prevent failure.
The author argues the United States should join the League of Nations to help Europe secure peace while preserving American independence in its own domain. It praises American influence, warns about Bolshevik agitation, and calls for enforcing law and order, protecting workers and women, and resisting radical agitators at home.
The Araucanians are described as a primitive and distinguished Indian tribe of Chile. Unlike other tribes, they are said to have never been formally conquered, and their bloodline is said to shape the Chilean national character, while remaining Indians largely live as wards of the government.
The Methodist Minute Men expand a Centenary movement to aid the Victory Loan Campaign and solve soldier unemployment. Over 6,900 speakers in Cincinnati area will tout the drive as plans shift to May 18 25. A May 4 service day will focus on listing job openings and forming church committees to assist returned soldiers.
A boy, aged older than a nearby girl, wanders from his former playmate Julia to a newer companion due to boredom in a country setting. He tells his mother he may return to Julia someday but desires variety, illustrating a preference for change.
A Boston Transcript note asserts a woman finds mirror compliments more satisfying when echoed by a man, highlighting social expectations of male endorsement influencing female self perception.
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