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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
4
A contract will be let here tomorrow for straightening the Bus Seron line. Bidders should find the erratic old stream manageable and able to be put in order.
The text complains of widespread organization and factional drives. It notes that people now think in clubs and societies, eat olives and strange salads, and dream up unhealthy plans at meetings.
A New York Times staff correspondent argues President Harding has poor publicity skills yet cites broad economic gains under his administration. The piece notes unemployment falls, rising wages, robust rail and postal activity, tariff receipts surging, and large federal debt reductions, with emphasis on party solidarity and public accountability.
The cat cannot see in total darkness but moves with greater ease than many animals thanks to its whiskers and surefooted balance.
The American Tree Association notes forests host hundreds of millions of birds and game animals, providing food and shelter. Without forests, many species would soon disappear.
An eccentric comparison links human endurance to industrial might as 200 millimeters of blond pressure stands beside 200 pounds of steam pressure on a boiller, framing a notion of human and machine power.
In the Sullivan Circuit Court May Term 1923 Tony Kerzan sues Grace Kerzan for divorce. Grace Kerzan is not a resident of Indiana. she must answer by June 29 1993 or the case will proceed in her absence. Clerk Charles R Ratlsback notes the filing and seal. Attorney Charles H Heaton represents plaintiff. May 9 1923 insertion.
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