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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1923
Page
8
A collage of humorous quips and social observations ranges from politics and gender rights to fashion and aging. The snippets reference Minnesota politics, the three mile limit, cranberry humor about a barber, a New York judge on intoxication, and comments on autumn and wealth, all delivered in a newspaper column voice.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a two part treatment with an Ointment for local relief and an Internal Medicine tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A dog named Jim Riggs was located at the traffic post at the corner of Washington and Section. Local guidelines note the discovery and safety check follow up.
A novel fashion trend circulates as patent leather hairstyles draw notice in the community. Observers describe shiny strands and bold styling as a possible new look for gatherings and social events.
The piece notes that in Japan some attribute a massive quake to a monster fish rumor. It adds a domestic hypothetical that in the United States Democrats would blame the administration for such an event.
A crowded scene described with many women filling shelves and examining wares, highlighting a busy bustle of shoppers in a store full of various notions.
A string of short lines laments slang about brains and colors. Mentions Henry Ford and Dempsey with terse judgments and newspaper tone about a public figure, then notes the paper refuses to repeat harsh labels.
A playful remark notes that future generations may laugh at today’s people if these moments are kept in photographs. The comment underscores the enduring value and humor found in everyday life captured for posterity.
The Indiana State Teachers Association begins a three day meeting in Indianapolis with county and city educators present. Richard Park and Clara Scott join the program addressing "Children Who Appear to Be Unable to Enter High School."
The article describes Bank of England notes printed on specially produced paper at a secure mill where workers may enter only their assigned rooms to prevent forgery.
A local notice announces land sale opportunities with a prompt to call and visit the office at the first door west of State Bank. Mattix and Wible are named as the parties.
R D Henderson offers Winesaps Arkansas Black Ben Davis Indiana Favorite and other leading apple varieties seven miles east of Carlisle and a mile east of Indian Prairie church Thoroughly sprayed five times Last year's customers say Had apples until May Buy now before they keep better by storage guidance from the grower
160 acre stock and grain farm offered at a bargain. Call or write J Frank Pierson Hymera Ind for details and possible trade options.
Mrs H H McClier of Kansas City becomes president of the National War Mothers of America as headquarters relocate to Washington with the new leadership in place.
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