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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
6
The piece lauds American architecture for pioneering the skyscraper via daredevil originality. It credits steel and concrete, Manhattan bedrock, and a focus on needs over imitation of European masters, calling the skyscraper a distinctively American achievement in offices, hotels, and rail terminals.
Across Europe, hope in America as the world’s beacon remains strong though many despair. Striking faith endures as Europeans cite private aid and gratitude while lamenting that the nation left battlefields without burial or repair of devastation.
The Native Realist contests optimism as the core of American philosophy and conduct. He argues that while optimism can be virtuous, its excess becomes a vice, and asserts reform comes from truth rather than blind cheer. His view differs from despair, grounded in faith that revelation helps improve society.
A speaker supports the Borah resolution calling war an international high crime. Those who initiate war should face personal accountability, ideally long-term incarceration to deter future leaders from causing bloodshed and losses for innocent people.
Notice from Sullivan County Indiana that the County Board of Review will convene at 10:00 AM on Monday June 4 1923 in the County Courthouse. Duties include hearing complaints on personal and real property assessments, equalizing valuations, adding omitted property, correcting errors, and ensuring fair assessments for 1923 taxes payable 1924. The board may reconvene August 7 1923 to review the uniformity of assessments as reported by the State Board of Tax Commissioners.
Sullivan County Pavilion Association in Sullivan Indiana invites sealed bids for a concession permit at its baseball park during Sullivan Sho-Me games for the 1923 season. Bids due May 22 1923 at 8 PM at H S Benson office. Payment schedule 40 30 30 percent. Association may reject any bid.
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