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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1917
Page
3
A community column urges Sullivan County to back the war with production and funding. It emphasizes unity behind the President, universal enlistment spirit, and the need for farmers workers and mills to contribute toward victory as the nation mobilizes its resources.
A playful column notes how brisk mornings tempt readers to run in underwear style B V D garments and warns of the risk of chilblains in the knees as temperatures drop.
Commissioner Mattix traveled by Ford Flyer to Indynaplus and returned safely to Youngstown. Near Honey Creek township heavy traffic caused a collision with a Pierce Arrow, leaving the Hennery steadied on the roadside with no injuries reported.
Answers to Readers debates fur usage with Katrinka as readers discuss seasonal wear. Paris fashion via Elwren endorses a low necked chiffon for winter months, contrasting with summer fur guidance.
A playful query reflects on domestic comforts and curiosities about cures and wartime concerns. The piece hints at bread and gravy as home essentials while posing questions about state intrigue and wartime topics for next week.
A Merom man collapsed at the clerk’s office Monday soon after securing a marriage license. He recovered quickly and authorities reported no further incident.
Mr and Mrs Oliver P Harris, former Harris County residents now living in California, are visiting relatives in the area after several years away.
A state life official urges children to lead by calm, steadfast patriotism amid World War I anxieties. He argues adults falter, while youth should embody faith, speed, and duty, citing Lincoln and the Marne as turning points. He encourages direct, decisive support for democracy and end to the war.
The page lists court calendar entries for October with specific cases and dates. Notable cases include Osburn vs Fairbanks Telephone Co and Illinois Nat. Supply Co. v Burns et al, plus Island Levee Association actions. The calendar shows weekdays October 4 to October 10 with several defaults closing issues and multiple docket numbers.
A Milwaukee News report voices a scientist assertion that early humans lacked incentive to speak, arguing there were no politics or complex social aims in those ancient days.
A speaker from Fiorids tells a tall tale about a horse that shed hair into a stream in early summer. The material allegedly grew into a snake and then a larger serpent that finally swallowed the horse around late summer.
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