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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1923
Page
6
Rev John C Page of Moody Bible Institute Chicago writes on the central role of prayer in Christian life emphasizing personal devotion and corporate intercession as foundational to faith and ministry.
A sermon on prayer as essential for Christians. It frames prayer as a twofold relationship with God the Father and Christ the priestly role, urging believers to pray for themselves and others. It argues prayer is a necessity, privilege, and responsibility, calling for revival through persistent intercession.
A reflective line contrasts salvation and self preservation, urging readers to consider the paradoxical call to action that true safety may require bold, decisive moves rather than mere caution. The phrasing elevates cautionary wisdom to a public moral warning.
Mrs Laura Laws of Vincennes Indiana says five bottles of Tanlac ended five years of stomach pain weakness and nervous breakdown. She reports improved sleep appetite strength and ability to work and garden. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 87 million bottles sold and Tanlac Vegetable Pills advertised as a remedy for constipation.
A snippet shows Eph asking Sam what he would do if he received a letter from the Ku Klux Klan. Sam replies he would read it on the train, implying avoidance or distant exposure to threats during a fraught period.
In a cheeky exchange, Bilkins admits to shooting his dog last night. Smythe questions the reaction, and Bilkins retorts that the act did not please the animal.
Brief exchange shows a father asking about saving money for a rainy day and the son quipping that it is raining now. Message captures humor and financial prudence in a light moment.
In Texas a tourist asks about a tall solitary structure in a field. A local explains the feature is not a chimney but a remnant from cyclone damage as summer storms blow through the region.
Sheriff quotes a condemned man on the gallows answering whether he has anything to say. The inmate replies that the execution will be an awful lesson to him, reflecting on the moment before death.
A columnist notes the season limits fish awareness of fishermen's proposals, offering a wry take on how anglers view the year’s fishing opportunities and the challenges of luring wary fish.
The gambler proclaims a good deal as he pockets four aces, highlighting a bold card play moment.
A ribbing exchange unfolds as Nan taunts her father about his jail time. He wonders aloud where he is and she quips he is in jail, then mournfully sighs that he is in Miami. The dialogue highlights a strained family dynamic amid confinement.
A cryptic line questions will power and patience as a man allows his wife to drive the car without uttering a word throughout the journey. The fragment evokes old moralizing prose with maritime imagery.
A playful verse piece contrasts coffee with tea and a shoemaker’s daughter turning a misstep into a new heel. The fragment hints at humor and transformation through clever wordplay.
A reader protests a poem published about his son and a misprint changes its words. The man presents the editor with a copy showing the altered line My son my pig my counterpart. The exchange highlights confusion over the poem’s wording and publication.
A vast cave in Frederikshall, Norway, is described as 10 000 feet deep marking an extraordinary geological feature. Local researchers note its immense vertical extent and potential significance for spelunking and geology.
The Sullivan County Board of Review Indiana will convene at 10 06 AM on Monday June 4 1928 in the County Courthouse for property assessment hearings anemia corrections and equalization actions including omitted property capital stock and franchise assessments and to consider recommendations by the county assessor. Witness the auditor’s seal May 14 1923. F M Daniels Auditor. First insertion May 16 1923.
In Sullivan County Indiana a divorce action Tony Kerzan vs Grace Kerzan Complaint No 19929 was filed April 18 1923 with Grace Kerzan noted as non resident of Indiana She is notified to appear or demur by June 29 1923 at Sullivan Court House Charles R Railsback Clerk and seal May 4 1923 seal of court Charles H Heaton attorney for plaintiff May 9 1923 3t
A centenarian astonishes observers by replying to inquiries about his long life with the blunt statement I can't account for it. The remark underscores the mystery surrounding extreme longevity.
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