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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
2
In a spirited call, Rev. Ma Matthews argues taxes rise from bloated, corrupt governance. He cites extravagantly large government, graft, and the spoils system as the Three main causes, urging merit-based offices and reduced machinery to slash costs.
Aunt Sally Hawkins hosts the preacher with dandelion greens and salt pork. The preacher splits wood and repairs a chicken coop. A quarrel ends with a bruise as a quarrelsome couple argues over false teeth. Penenople Ann Hibbs turns 18 with a pop ecorn social and crepe dress.
Government bulletins show rats steal eggs, not hens. RAT-SNAP bait distributes in travel paths and captures rats. Available in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 with guarantee through Turman and Riggs and H V Bennett.
An Irish captain inspecting his company observes a soldier has not washed the back of his neck or his ears. He sharply calls the man to attention and orders him to look at himself, an admonition recounted by the Edinburgh Scotsman.
A collage of witty readings on dieting, marriage, money, and gender roles. Skirts hiding running gear, non skid pants, the flapper era, and jokes about women politics and divorce appear alongside car and tire humor. Notable lines reference Woodrow Wilson, fashion, and everyday quirks.
The South Seas interest brings Albert Vierra with native Hawaiian singers and players to the Redpath Chautauqua. Vierra who first appeared at the San Francisco exposition helped popularize Hawaiian music in the United States. The company will perform Hawaii’s stringed instruments and haunting plaintive melodies.
The article explains the Greek roots pseudes meaning false and pseudos falsehood and how the prefix appears in terms describing false or counterfeit forms. It lists four senses including spurious conditions abnormal forms resemble true forms without key traits and a non Euclidean geometry example such as a pseudo angle.
The excerpt discusses how clever people may hate each other and how extra talent can trigger jealousy. It argues mediocrity is good and genius in a common person is detestable, harming the neutrality of a plain character.
Mr Bowser reads a manuscript proposing house rules for Mrs Bowser, outlining strict routines from wake time to meals, money, and chores. Mrs Bowser counters with her own rules, asserting equal partnership and the right to speak, leading Bowser to leave the home in a stunned mood, the couple entering a trial by agreement.
An American company builds at La Lima Honduras the most up to date sugar mill in Central America. It will be electric powered by a 1000 kilowatt turbo generator with a 200 kilowatt auxiliary set. Fuel for electricity will come from sugar plant waste. Machinery supplied by the same company. First cane to be crushed in October.
Moses Walker, who claimed to be 128, died in Moultrie Georgia. He said he arrived in the United States in 1800 aboard a slave ship with his parents. He credited no special longevity rules beyond a fondness for corn whisky as a possible aid.
A Worcester Massachusetts street department horse received a silver windpipe from a veterinary surgeon to improve breathing. The device was inserted to aid respiration in the animal.
Community events include visits by Misses Lorena and Gladdis Patton while Mrs Blanche Drake of Terre Haute stayed with C F Whitlock family. Fairbanks Legion Post memorial service featured Civil War veterans and 30 auxiliaries with Rev Leslie Johnson sermon on Matthew 5 9.
Wall Street New York gets its name from an old wall that ran along the street in the Dutch era marking the northern boundary of New Amsterdam. The landmark linked the area to the early town limits and trading life.
Passage describes how a swallowtail butterfly flits in an aerial waltz when meeting a conspecific, moving above below and around each other in coordinated flight. The text imagines a graceful, coordinated display as part of their behavior.
Old mariners maintain beliefs about fate and luck shaping voyages. The superstition holds that omens surrounding timber and rigging influence outcomes, with tales of misfortune following careless acts or near misses at sea.
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