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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1922
Page
2
Simpson attends Tom Arriving’s wedding and is teased about age and looks. The exchange reveals sly humor as guests toast the couple and one guest jokes about aging teeth. A second item covers a Paris mail order dealer who fakes cancellation marks on stamps, gets caught, and fired by postal detectives.
Rex Matthews argues loyalty has faded as people bow to gold. He condemns politicians who mortgage their souls for votes and businessmen who avoid costly principles. He pleads for unwavering devotion to government, fundamental principles, and integrity.
A 1847 New York stage premiere sparked belief that Americans can write drama and culture. The piece argues American achievement spans fiction poetry philosophy art music science and architecture with diverse figures from O Henry to Utah sculptors and Apalachicola writers, claiming a homegrown culture ready for the world.
Hymera Indiana announces sealed bids by November 4 1922 for fifty town bonds one hundred dollars each five percent interest payable annually bonds issued to pay for a new fire truck and equipment under state act and local ordinance bids must be sealed indorsed Hemera Municipal Bonds and include bond counts and total price. Publication in Sullivan Union for three weeks.
A brief item notes Homey Philosophy in 1922 Alabama publication context. The blurb highlights a local perspective on daily life and thinking, reflecting cultural attitudes of the era with concise community tone.
The fifteen year old, four foot tall David Gladstone is described as a remarkable boy entering the College of Arts and Pure Science at New York University. He plans to pursue law school after completing his college requirements, hailed as a prodigy and a wonder of the world.
A New York hotel manager warns Paris hoteliers to overcharge Americans less in Paris arguing American travelers face high prices at home. He cites a dish sold as pom mede terre Marquisette for 5 cents and notes guests pay extra for coffee and tips, blaming tariffs and taxes for high U S prices and urging hotel price fairness.
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