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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
2
The speaker decries modern domestic drift and indicts cowardly husbands for neglect of home. He urges men to reassert authority, reestablish the sovereign home, and fortify domestic life against societal distractions.
The essay compares Henry Ford and John D. Rockefeller, praising Ford for wealth built through invention and service while condemning past Rockefeller actions. It notes Ford’s low loan rate from Wall Street, contrasts their ethics, and argues wealth should become a responsibility guiding future spending. Ford is declared the 100% right-minded fortune builder with a race now on to wise spending.
A nostalgic verse extols autumn nut gathering with lively rural imagery. It frames the forest as a battlefield where kernels become prizes. The speaker invites readers to march with baskets and sacks to seize the fall harvest in a humorous rhymed cadence.
Mrs Will Burke travels to Terre Haute for sister s illness. Charley Bragdon and family visit Warren Watson. Robert Medsker family dines at J W Wilkins. Lola Lisman from Sullivan visits local friends. Emerson Watson in Terre Haute. James Durham and wife attend Indianapolis football game. Flora Arnett from Merom helps Kennett care. Will Watson auctions sale at Brazil. Sunday school program and church lawn basket dinner. Pleasant picnic weather. autos on roads to bottoms Sundays exceed those to church.
The quote notes many err by waiting to hire a press agent until after actions are taken. It argues early media involvement is essential to proper public notice and favorable reception.
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