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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
3
A Massachusetts delegation chartered a train entirely filled by women to attend the women's congress during the World's Fair in Chicago. The historic voyage marks the first time a train was wholly occupied by women in railroad history.
The milliner praised flowers and the bride loves feathers, but they compromise by adding fruit to the outfit.
A scientist reports that eels are not slime coated but covered with a complete set of scales. The scales are tiny and arranged like fish scales, requiring a strong microscope to study them.
A short nature themed reflection notes that humanity faces an uneven struggle against nature. It highlights that many of nature’s methods and secrets remain hidden and may never be revealed.
An active boy can outrun most monkeys on flat ground but the Fatus monkey defies that norm. Known for its greyhound like build it can reach 18 miles per hour and outpace a good pony in a sprint.
A Yorkshire laborer is celebrated for a prodigious memory after reportedly storing 31,000 items of general information. The man’s feat draws attention to mnemonic abilities and mental cataloging.
A church column discusses fellowship with the Father and Jesus Christ as a vital life experience. Belief grants new birth and the divine life, while walking in the light and confessing sins sustain ongoing fellowship. Sin blocks fellowship. confession restores forgiveness and cleansing.
Mr. P. LaDuke describes rat damage to feed bins lined with zinc and his $18 loss. He praises RAT SNAP, noting his collie avoids it and that he uses three sizes priced at 5c 65c and 1.25, sold and guaranteed by Turman and Riggs and H. V. Bennett.
List of unclaimed letters in the Sullivan Indiana postoffice dated November 16 1921. Letters will be sent to the Dead Letter office if not called within ten days. Names include Mrs Claud Latshaw Mrs J R Walters Mr Bert Goodwin Mr H P Hansen Mr Earnest Holland Mr W W Howe Mr William G Scott Mr Fred Watson Mr Simon Telek and others. Please say Advertised when calling and cite the date advertised.
A nostalgic note from the Galveston News reflecting on youth and maturity, contrasting past fashions like silk bat and fur collars with present sentiment as life ages.
The quote emphasizes that personal progress stalls without an external model to imitate. It notes individuals often rely on their own examples rather than seeking proven patterns to imitate and learn from.
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