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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1923
Page
8
A string of humorous and satirical lines touches on lovers, honesty, prices, labor, and fashion. It references pumpkin pie, lumber costs, coal shortages, copper industry notes, marriage, summer, and radio culture, mixing quips about women, men, and society with playful错wordplay and antiquated quips.
A scrambled collection of quips on Prohibition, politics, fashion, and social life from an Ohio paper. It muses on Bryan and the Democratic Party, labor, dancing slang, and odd customs. The mood hints at wartime era concerns and shifting daily life.
Jary R. Woodrellff named administrator of the estate of William B. Zenor of Sullivan County Indiana. Estate declared solvent. John C. Chaney, attorney. First insertion September 26, 1923.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is described as a remedy for catarrh using an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A remedy suggests eating a fair-sized raw onion with a pinch of salt before bed. A slice of bread and butter and a touch of lemon juice improve taste. Claimed to be a tonic for muddy complexions.
A terse notice proclaims sale of land with invitation to contact Mattix and Wible at the first door west of State Bank for details on owning a portion of the earth.
R D Henderson advertises apples from his orchard seven miles east of Carlisle and 13 miles east of Indian Prairie church. Winesaps Arkansas Black Ben Davis Indiana Favorite and other leading varieties are offered after thorough spraying. Last year's customers say they had apples until May.
A classified notice seeks a store manager for the Sullivan chain in Chicago. Requires $750 cash secured by merchandise and offers $800 or more monthly plus benefits. Address: Cut-Rate Ford Stores, 604 608 South Dearborn Street.
A Chicago Journal item narrates a student couple at the same school sharing a moment as a freight train blocked a crossing. One partner climbs over the cars to cross, leaving the other behind, and the speaker laments that their lovelight went out.
An account notes ancient Greek carved cameos and credits James Tassie of Pollokshaws near Glasgow with reviving the art in London. Tassie produced about fourteen thousand intaglios and carved portraits of famous contemporaries on precious stones.
Iceland could generate about 60000 horsepower from one waterfall and 50000 from another according to estimates. The figures reflect potential hydroelectric capacity for early power development.
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