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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
2
The speaker argues Congress threatening both army and navy is a crime against patriotism. He warns of another war before 1930 and urges a strong navy with 100000 trained sailors and officers. He advocates voting out any congressman who supports naval cuts and stresses water borders and world power mandate.
A list of real estate transfers across Sullivan County details buyers and sellers, parcel descriptions, and sale amounts. Transactions include Thomas Lippeatt to Roy E. Price, Emaline Skinner to Clarence and Golda Alumbaugh, and many other deeds with coal rights and various lot and tract sizes. Also notes a Rat-Snap advertisement from Turman & Riggs and H. V. Bennett.
Dougherty & Walters of Sullivan Indiana invites motorists with worn cars to visit the store tonight to receive a free booklet How to Paint Your Automobile. The pamphlet explains refinishing using KYANIZE MOTOR CAR ENAMELS to add about a hundred dollars to vehicle value with simple steps.
The Indiana Fish, Game and Forest League urges passage of S. 1452 and H. R. 5828 to create game refuges from federal hunting license proceeds. The plan funds land purchases for migratory birds and aims to boost duck shooting opportunities. A county group will meet at City Hall on Friday May 19 under organizer Andrew Hk Bodine.
Wind storm causes minor chaos as glass panes break and items shift in town. Local residents like Zeb Stubbins and Aunt Becky Jones feature in light anecdotes, with notes on livestock, pensions, politics, and humorous misadventures.
A garbled snippet shows a wry exchange about marriage and affection. The London Morning Post notes a quip where one traveler says he cannot like her husband as much as another, while the other echoes the sentiment with a sly retort.
Garner Hill Gladstone N J touts RAT-SNAP with claims it kills rats effectively and leaves a pestiferous carcass and odor. Product comes in three sizes 85c 65c and 1 25, requires no mixing, and is sold and guaranteed by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett.
An essay argues style and poise trump expensive clothes. It asserts women can be attractive through confidence, posture, and grace, regardless of facial features.
Mrs. Mattie Lutes of Lexington Kentucky says she would not take $1000 for what Tanlac medicine has done for her. The remark comes as Tanlac is sold through local outlets.
A new collection office at 115% West Jackson Street Over Times announces legal counsel and an Express purpose to collect accounts. Virgil Paige, manager, solicits all accounts and claims from Sullivan and surrounding area for prompt settlement.
Glass used by Romans during Tiberius era and in Pompeii ruins pre 79. Medieval artisans crafted remarkable effects with glass across centuries.
The notice explains catarrh as a local illness worsened by run down health. It describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment and an internal tonic to improve general health. Sold by druggists for over 40 years. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The text compares deaf mutism prevalence in various countries, noting Switzerland’s rate due to cretinism at 245 per 100,000, versus European average around 79 and the United States at 68 per 100,000. It highlights national differences in incidence.
The article surveys ancient origins of trusts dating to monarchs monopolizing foodstuffs, cites Assyrian records 7 000 to 8 000 years old, and pivots to the peacock as an ancient symbol of Juno and a Christian resurrection motif noting its shy wild nature and cold climate intolerance.
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