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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
6
A meditation on the Lord's Prayer as more than daily sustenance. The article argues that bread stands for inner nourishment of truth love and aspiration. Without spiritual feeding people remain spiritually poor though outward abundance abounds.
A sermon urges immediate, unprepped acceptance of Christ without waiting for heart preparation. It emphasizes Christ knocks at the door of the soul and welcomes any who open, rejecting self-will and urging belief to receive the promised divine presence.
Lawrence Bruner argues pocket gophers cause substantial crop losses, estimating $10-$15 per 160 acre farm and up to $1 per acre in orchards and fields, with total annual damage reaching several million dollars. He notes underground burrows disrupt irrigation and machinery, and cites natural predators as a key mortality factor affecting population growth.
Agricultural department suggests a Bordeaux mixture with arsenical poison to control apple pests and diseases. Recommend prepared arsenicals, strong pressure pump, thorough multi directional coverage, and five sprayings timed around blossoming with progressively larger volumes.
A meditation on innocence and public accusation arguing that the innocent suffer more from allegations than the guilty. It blames sensationalism and irresponsible correspondents, urges trials to reveal facts, and calls for press restraint and responsible policing to protect reputations.
The exchange between the Mayor and the Admiral playfully notes a quick marriage spree. A joking line suggests twenty weddings in two hours, countered by the admiral’s quip about speed, blending nautical and civic humor.
A reflective column notes how crowds look different on various days and ponders whether one notices such shifts and whether any personal reaction changes with time. The piece hints at perception and mood without concrete events.
Evelyn Mitford argues in The Queen that lower class Spanish women do not call, read, or host parties. They perform household tasks and attend church, living a restricted life. Husbands are jealous, and women grow old and weary prematurely.
The text explains Jesus can grant a paralytic physical and spiritual renewal and shows how Matthew the publican started life anew by following Jesus. It emphasizes that anyone can start life over with Jesus offer and become a new person.
A devotional reflection defines meekness as patience under insult and trust in divine vindication. It contrasts meekness with anger, malice, and vengeance, citing Christ and Paul as models and urging gentle instruction to a child in the way.
Ordinance 16 enacts city rules on auctions street sales itinerant vendors and all shows exhibitions and amusements within Sullivan Indiana. It lists license fees by activity from daily to yearly and sets penalties, enforcement, publication dates, and effective from May 1910. It notes exemptions for newspaper sales and certain vendors.
A brief note asks if a reader would pick up a five dollar bill seen in the trend. It compares the amount to buying a rug and mentions five per cent money on improved farms, with a reference to Hunt & Eaton and a 25-tf marker.
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