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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
2
A preacher denounces gambling as a national scourge touching churches, socials, clubs, and homes. He warns that raffles and games of chance corrupt youth, drive women into poverty, fill prisons, and drain millions, urging ministers, courts, and business leaders to act.
Ed Bascomb reports a dull postal desk with cards showing only pictures. Squire Hansford’s bull injured its barnyard gate. Doc McFadden treated it. Aunt Sally Hawkins sent dried apples to the preacher. A Uplift League member seeks her husband. Blacksmith Bill Blithers broke his drum head practicing cannon shots. Doc McFadden warns the preacher about frost. Barber Eph Keef vows to explain the ship subsidy bill to customers. An accident with a barrel traps Deacon Ebbersole. Ambrose Hamilton visits Indianapolis and returns with a postcard of Love Ann Long’s traffic tower.
Col. Alvin W. Owsley of Beaumont Texas was elected last week in New Orleans as the new Commander in Chief of the American Legion.
An old advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine will relieve catarrh inflammation and deafness caused by catarrh. It promotes an internal medicine that acts through the blood and an ointment for external relief.
A brief moral note from Exchange proclaims hate as the most destructive force in life. It poisons beauty truth and hope, leaving the hater lonely and disinherited in a lovely world. Hate harms only the heart that harbors it, amounting to self-inflicted death.
A claim centers on Cardinal Mezzo FantI (1774 1849) noted as a famed linguist who spoke or documented 114 languages or dialects. The assertion appears in a fragmented historical note without corroborating details.
A quoted fragment discusses how a man’s view of a woman changes with his belief that she loves him. It reflects themes of desire, perception, and the dynamics of affection in romantic relationships.
A nail driven into a wall loosens the plaster. Saturate cotton with thick glue and wrap around the nail. Reinsert the nail carefully to secure the plaster back in place. This method aims to stabilize the area and prevent further damage.
A playful scene unfolds as a woman muses on kissing amid modern theories. A quiet young man counters with a blunt warning that kissing leads to marriage, highlighting social anxieties about romance and hygiene.
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