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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
6
A collage of humorous reflections on finance fashion and public life with wry allusions to onions Sampson Pharoah spirits and dry humor. It sketches consumer behavior credit debt gender politics and social trends using quirky observations and wordplay. The piece notes dried years and changing tastes while poking at stereotypes and everyday follies.
A cautionary note on the perils of overestimating knowledge and bravado. The saying warns that a person without proper understanding should not challenge informed expertise.
Hattie Johnson administratrix of Charles Johnson late of Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Friday June 16 1922 the forty first judicial day of the May term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Arthur E DeBaun attorney.
The article discusses Demetrius bearing John's letter and living a life attested by the truth of God. It cites Paul Augustine and Moody as exemplars, notes the witness of both people and conscience, and lauds a life aligned with scripture as higher praise than personal experience. It ends with the idea that true approval comes from the living truth Jesus Christ.
A brief reflection quotes Sadhu Sundar Singh on sacrifice. It contrasts easy death for Christ with the harder daily living for him, wording that faith requires continual devotion.
A reflective statement on waiting as divine will, noting that patience is grace given by God. The text urges prayer for patience and frames perseverance as the practical form of patient faith.
Truste Clark E Setzer of Gill Township Sullivan County Indiana invites sealed bids by 10 am June 16 1922 for erection of a two story brick school with heating plumbing lighting and ventilating plants. Bid options cover building only plant work only or all combined. bonds or certified checks of 1000 dollars required with bid and time for completion to be specified. Right to reject bids reserved.
Clark E. Setzer of Indiana announces sale of 116 bonds totaling 58000 dollars for Gill School Township Sullivan County to finance a two story Merom school building with heating plumbing lighting and furniture. Bonds dated July 15 1922 bear 5 percent interest with coupons payable semiannually. Bids due June 16 1922 at Merom State Bank. sale at par with bearer bonds. trustee may reject any bid.
Unclaimed letters listed for May 24 1922 in Sullivan Indiana include ladies Mary E Davis Viola Goodman Anna Osburn Mrs Orville Wesner and gents Walter Batey Elisha Bedwell Tom Biggs Lark Collins Chilles E Hull Cecil Padgett J B Pierson LaVerne Reed Ridge Taylor Rev LaVerne Paul Walters. Callers should say Advertised and provide the date advertised to claim or the items go to Dead Letter Office after two weeks.
The phrase moon eyed stems from an Indian drink that, when consumed in excess, blinds victims from sunset to sunrise. In extreme cases the condition can last eighteen or nineteen days, and the expression gained popularity in describing an advanced intoxication stage.
In 1853 Zenas Cobb created a sleeping car berth and sold it to George M. Pullman for 4000 dollars. Pullman refined the design and Cobb later built car spring seats, supplying the entire Pullman operation.
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