08 Nov 1922
Page 5
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
5
A woman proclaims pride in preparing meals for her family using Royal baking powder. She emphasizes conserving resources and quality ingredients like flour and eggs, noting Royal contains no alum and leaves no bitter taste.
Terre Haute visitors and Sunday callers populate the town scene with names like Otto Braner Van Sant Stine and Vansant. A fatal rock fall at Study Baker mine near Sullivan claims Roy Engle aged 24. Masquerade party hosted by Mrs Harry Shaw and a busy week of visits, church events, and community updates follow as residents share travels illnesses and milestones.
A 1922 Western book feature outlines notable Native American figures through concise chapters. Elmo Scott Watson profiles leaders, warriors, and cultural builders, offering quick biographical sketches and era context.
A historical account details Joseph Brant Thayendanegea Mohawk chief's education under Sir William Johnson and Dr Eleazer Wheelock. It covers his complex loyalties during the American Revolution his leadership for Britain and later life in Canada where he held an ornate court before dying November 24 1807.
Merom visitors and local events noted with Dr. W Alexander at Easter Indiana Conference in Prairie Grove. Mrs John Cambridge dies in Tuscola Illinois. funeral in Merom with many out of town attendees from Danville Hymera Oaktown and Whiting.
Those in a run down condition find catarrh worse and Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a two part treatment. An ointment provides quick local relief while the internal tonic aids general health. Sold by druggists for over 40 years. FR J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A major blaze in Kingsley roared through a large building causing fears of extensive property damage. Fire crews battled the flames for hours as residents evacuated and investigators began assessing the scene.
Mrs Ma tilda Drake owns a strip of woods near the church, kept under control with rain over the past few days. Emerson Thomson and family from Shelburn visited Vorhees Thomson. The Women s Foreign Missionary society met at Mrs C F Whitlock s. Charles Riggs and family visited Will Burke s at Big Springs. Edgar Strain Rufus DeHart and Emmett Harrison were in Sullivan. Sadie Shelp underwent appendicitis surgery in Sullivan hospital. Mrs Mary Dickerson Mrs Beauchamp and Mrs Mary Drake of Fairbanks visited Mrs Jessie Harrison. Merle Whitlock Hymera teacher spent Sunday at home. Mrs Fred Wernz traveled to Sullivan. Roy Drake and Lansberry Riggs did a business trip to Sullivan.
Mr and Mrs Alva DeBaun and Mrs M E Edwards of Fairbanks township returned from a five week tour of the west. They visited relatives in Springer New Mexico and Ft Morgan Colorado and met Will Armstrong in Trinidad. They noted drought hurting crops in Kansas and eastern Colorado and said Indiana is still good enough.
A fragment reflects on the pleasing tranquillity of groves and their high repute among the innocent and refined, inviting contemplation of nature as a moral or aesthetic exemplar.
The Shawnee chief Cornstalk rose to prominence in Lord Dunmore's War at Point Pleasant 1774. He urged peace, led daring defense, and refused to abandon his people. Surrounded by ambush, he died at the fort in 1777 after declaring he and his son would die together in battle.
The article notes Kentucky overtook Virginia as the top tobacco producer in 1869 and has maintained the lead through the Civil War era and beyond, reflecting a shift in regional agricultural dominance.
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