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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
4
The passage discusses future actions to improve dental health, ranging from preventive care to extractions, with various possibilities between these extremes. It emphasizes planning and decision making regarding treatments to better oral condition.
The speaker reasons to get dental work done immediately to reduce future effort and pain. Five points are listed: immediate work saves more work later, less pain, lower cost, and reduced worry improving overall well being.
Sullivan county plans a winter apple program to feed needy children. The Ways and Means Committee of the Sullivan Womans Club leads the effort with clubs citywide, calling on orchard owners and teachers to identify recipients and auto owners to help with distribution.
A campaign to reestablish a Sullivan county fair gains momentum with Sullivan chamber of commerce backing. Former Saturday fairs proved public demand and plans feature County Agent A. W. Hayes coordinating outreach to build a larger scale event.
A Ford touring car owned by Joseph Fusco, a fruit merchant, was stolen from his barn Friday night. Fusco offers a $50 reward for the car’s return and $50 for the thief’s capture.
Thirteen year old Jakie Feinberg is hired as assistant office boy at the National Chocolate and Cocoa company after impressing directors with quick errands, cigar purchases, and quick wits. He befriends Miss Doty and James Walsh but chaos erupts when Walsh and Doty are found intertwined, leading Branscomb to suspend the pair while Jakie discovers the romantic confusion.
The article discusses how ice hardness increases with cold and notes icebergs from perpetual northern cold can be extraordinarily strong. It cites a 1740 St Petersburg claim of an ice house on the Neva River fifty by sixteen by twenty feet, with ice mortars and cannons four inches thick that resisted an explosion.
White Island in the Bay of Plenty New Zealand is described as a 600 acre volcanic feature rising 800 feet above sea level. Its pale green water tints objects brick red, with sulfur fumes ever perceptible. A vast caldron in a lake vents poisonous steam and is surrounded by steep, inaccessible cliffs.
The Tisingall mine in Costa Rica, famed among lost mines, reportedly yielded gold during Spanish rule. After quelling uprisings, Spaniards could not relocate it and it is thought to be hidden in a major stream bed. Many expeditions have failed to locate it.
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