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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
3
The ad touts the "Golden Age of Furniture" with Edison designers studying English manor houses French chateaux and Italian castles to adapt 17 historic designs into phonograph cases. It claims the cabinets preserve the character of the best periods and suit modern American homes as refined gifts for the family.
The text mixes leather cleaning advice with early U.S. history. It cites Casson on thought and science, recommends oil and turpentine leather dressing, and mentions a 1777 flag use by John Paul Jones. It then notes Dr. E A Casserly moving to Washington for post graduate work and Mrs Casserly joining him.
Ed Bivins sold a load of pumpkins at Gosport for 2.50. A crowded shop hears Eph Keef’s speech and a sad ballad, while various locals joke about life, politics, and daily misadventures in humorous brief notes. John Adams' body to be shipped from France for reinterment in Carlisle.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Bittle winter visitors from Sullivan Indiana entertained Tuesday night at Wood street residence guests included Indiana locals and former residents Mr and Mrs Curtis Mr and Mrs WM S Bicknell Mrs Wayne Reed Mrs Emma Reed Wm H Crowder Sr Dan Ben Doris Crowder all of Sullivan and Mr and Mrs John Young and daughter Helen formerly of Jasonville Florida paper notes a pleasant evening with summer refreshments.
The American Forestry Magazine of Washington notes the plant known as yellow adder tongue resembles a fawn lily in color and form. Erect leaves likened to a deer's ears and mottled yellow lines give the tiny bloom its distinctive name.
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