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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
6
Mrs Katy Hill of San Antonio writes that Stella Vitae relieved her female troubles and restored appetite sleep and weight. A Better Health for Women drive in Indiana prompts readers to obtain Stella Vitae from any druggist with a guarantee of relief or exchange.
A collection of statistical curiosities and computed facts across science, geography, and history. Topics include time standards, whale oil, star counts, Lake Manasarowar altitude, Teak wood production, tea yields, and the first sewing machine patent.
No word from President Harding about the Lick ckillet post office. Bascomb holds the office under civil service rules unless removed for cause. He runs the store and is popular, making a removal unlikely. Aunt Sally Hawkins killed a Plymouth Rock hen and sent giblets to the preacher. Last Saturday Love Ann Long busted her corset in a fit of anger. Zeb Stuboin's goat damaged a union undershirt. Freelove McCallister dyed white shoes to match her dress. Hog killing time approaches and our dairy cow is dry again. Blacksmith Bill Blithers has a bicycle left for six months. Constable Si Plum bought it on easy payments and aims for city style. Squire Hansford repainting his barnyard gate. Dick Fiedsoe and wife attend church and may seek religion. Sofrona Rawlins acts stylish but has little backing aside from her father’s mule herd.
A sequence of property deeds and transfers including J O Johnson to P M Self for 800 and 147 by 126 ft parcels in Merom, Jost Beasley to Aud Bedwell for 150 at Beasley Fairview Park, W Monroe Griggs to Anna Booker for 1100 in Holloway addition Hymera, and other small lots and terms in Sulivan Luzader and Mahan to Waldrop.
The article explains using slightly dampened straw or excelsior to swell and fill crevices between glass or china. This packing method, used by professionals, wedges items tighter than manual packing by hand to prevent breakage during transport.
The California fish and game commission notes a long history of public service in wildlife management. It highlights its 51 years of existence and the remarkable total of 1 128 800 000 fish planted, underscoring the scale of conservation efforts.
Several women in Sullivan County are eligible for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution. Requirements include descent from a qualifying ancestor, tested genealogy, and fees for verification and membership. A November meeting will be held with Mrs. Will Billman.
A garbled clipping references a European statesman and wartime rhetoric with phrases about 15 percent play and a performative claim about kissing. The text mixes quoted lines about swearing and affection, lacking clear context or coherent event.
Brief notes describe Jack Spratt restoring a meter, a calm wife, and a screw incident that led to seven people being rushed to the scene.
A terse note describes Larry standing in a revolving door and waiting for someone to push him. The scene centers on his inactivity and the comic image of being lazily obstructive.
Julio Paix Cartes, 26, from Bage Rio Grande do Sul travels 20 000 miles to study methods of raising pure bred stock. He works as a farm hand at Cedar Croft Farm near Kansas City and records observations nightly. A rich young man with a global cattle empire, he aims to master U S breeding practices.
A Kentucky lad reflects on his navy enlistment ending. He imagines walking inland with an oar over his shoulder until someone asks about the oar, then he will settle there until he dies.
The remark juxtaposes a baby seeking milk with a comment that the infant mirrors the father, suggesting a familial pattern or behavior being noted.
A brief verse about a young theologian named Fiddle who declines his degree, presenting a playful puzzle. The quatrain centers on the none too cryptic pun Fiddle D. D. as a witty twist.
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