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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1921
Page
8
A fragmented piece notes fashion and social quirks as camouflage, fashion trends, and public taste clash with propriety. It comments on postwar attitudes, retail alimony, industrial unrest, and hints at changes in dress and behavior in a colloquial, observational tone.
Fragments on alcohol bootlegging medical beer and labor strikes mix with light vignettes about persimmons chiggers and courtship. A town column lampoons current events and social habits with humorous jests and sharp asides.
The League of Women Voters invites women voters to a city hall school this Saturday. Instruction will be provided to any woman who desires it.
James G Pound known as Uncle Jim and former county commissioner passed away at his daughter's home after a long illness. A lifelong Fairbanks resident born in 1837 in Vigo county, he served two terms as county commissioner and was active in the Democratic party. He was a Primitive Baptist and a longtime Mason with four children and many grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the church, burial in Fairbanks cemetery.
The text asserts pride in high standards of service and a commitment to goodwill with patrons. It emphasizes consistent quality, avoidance of carelessness, and keeping customers satisfied through continual improvement and adoption of new developments for the benefit of clients.
An Eagle Hosiery Company notice from Darby Pa advertises full time wages of 36.00 per week or 0.75 per hour for spare time selling hosiery. Agents can earn 75.00 to 125.00 weekly, with a Fall line ready at pre war prices.
Advertisement offering free employment service and literature for sales training. Encourages young men to write for Department A, Box 248, Champaign Illinois to learn salesmanship amid high demand.
Miss Kathleen Myles hosted a masked Hallowe'en party with Lois and Naomi Smith of Petersburg and Harold Hummel who will study in Chicago. Guests enjoyed dancing games and a pumpkin pie supper, with a large group including Martha Wilson Ruth Mason Verlon Wolfe and others from Dugger Terre Haute and nearby.
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