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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1904
Page
3
Meron and Cushman couples visit Graysville and Danville while Grandmother Coppage and Mrs. Pifer tour Linton. Local clergy Rev. McNaughton preached. Many residents attend church, visit relatives, or travel to the World's Fair.
Simon Troxell and spouse from Bloomfield visited Sunday. Wash Snyder rock road work started Monday. Wig Nash adds to his house. J. E. M. Purcell was in Carlisle Monday. John M. Nash lists property for Welman & Son. Chas Lamb moved to Lewis on Lake Riggs farm. Tom Kehoe of Terre Haute visited Saturday. Born to Nollin Robbins and wife, a son. Elden Bedell and wife left Thursday for the St. Louis Fair.
A meditation on wealth measuring by love, faith, and inner peace rather than gold. The poem contrasts worldly riches with the heart’s treasure and the freedom of a blessed soul nourished by love.
A reflective statement urges individuals to embrace self discipline and personal standards. It argues there is one true intolerance worth pursuing the pursuit of being one's best self and noble character. It cautions against projecting ideals onto others and emphasizes self-guided excellence.
In the British Commons a three minute sand glass known as the evs Loiler is started by a table clerk as soon as the question is ready. When the last grain falls the sergeant at arms locks the chamber doors, allowing only those who reached the doorway to vote.
A schoolboy writes that winter is the coldest season because it occurs in winter. He jokes that in some countries winter comes in summer so it isn’t so bad. He wishes winter would come in summer to skate barefoot and make snowballs with frozen fingers, and notes that summer snow is really rain.
Artificial eyes were first used by the Egyptians before the Christian era. Mummies have been found with artificial optics crafted from gold silver copper or ivory.
The letter appeals to businessmen and workers, outlines Republican tenets in the trust era, supports Bureau of Commerce and Labor and anti trust action, and commends conservative foreign policy. It notes bipartisan trade expansion, Canada reciprocity, open door to China, and a steady campaign tour across the nation.
The speaker argues prosperity under Republicans with rising trade and rail traffic since 1896. He cites agricultural yields, money circulation, and foreclosures as proof, then discusses civilizing work in the Philippines and the role of teachers. Attendee enthusiasm for Frank Hanly is noted.
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