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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1911
Page
4
The sermon argues that vicarious suffering and a mother’s look pierce hearts and spur redemptive action. Christ’s compassion, not outward proselytizing, should guide modern social service and personal engagement with the afflicted. It urges entering into others’ lives with patient love and sacrifice.
A piece calling out Indiana Democrats for rising state debt after taking office contrasts their 1909 budgeting with 1910 and 1911 disbursements. It argues taxpayers will demand cuts and a return to Republican-era economy, citing specific spending figures and deficits.
Official census figures show a surge in U S manufacturing from 1904 to 1909 with manufacturing value rising from 14 0 to 20 6 billion dollars and establishments growing from 216 180 to 268 491. Capital investment rose by 5 7 billion, wages up 21 percent as industry expands.
The piece argues that a period of abundant work and good wages under protective policy underpins prosperity. It critiques Democratic calls to dismantle protection and shift to tariff only for revenue, warning that free trade would erode gains. Census data reportedly show exports and industrial strength backing the current system.
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court records Cora P. Beck plaintiff files for divorce from Homer Walter Beck on October 21 1911 with affidavit stating the defendant is not a resident of Indiana. The case number 14784 calls for appearance by December 1 1911 at the Sullivan Court House. Clerk Arthur E DeBaun signs the notice. Buff & Stratton represent the plaintiff. First insertion October 25 1911-31.
Estate of Mary 5 Montgomery deceased in Sullivan Circuit Court No 2428 has been found probably insolvent by the judge on October 30 1911. Creditors must file claims for allowance by November 27 1911. Clerk Arthur B H DeBaun Sullivan Indiana. First insertion November 1 1911.
A brief reflective line treats charity as a mantle that often overshadows the quiet dignity of a Navajo blanket, as quoted by Puck. The remark contrasts loud charitable calls with subtle cultural artistry and value.
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