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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1921

Page

7

Dental surgeons listed for Sullivan Carlisle area

The notice lists several local doctors including Dr W K Frakes Dr L A Stewart Dr P A Barco and Dr Grover Clayton all practicing in Sullivan Indiana along with Dr H S Leach and others from nearby Shelburn and Carlisle highlighting biannual dental hygiene reminders.

W. K. Frakes Sullivan Ind L. A. Stewart P. A. Barco Grover Clayton Carlisle E. Lindley H. L. Stratton Shelburn I. J. Keys Carlisle H. 8. Leach

LICKSKILLET ITEMS From The Bloomington Star

Village anecdotes recount Uncle Johnny Spruceby losing a hank of granger twist tobacco and police detective work by Constable Sillum. Jokes swirl around church mischief, colorful locals, and community happenings at the village.

Johnny Spruceby Sillum

Tanlac Brings Hope to Those Nearly Giving Up

Dougherty and Walters endorse Tanlac as capable of renewing life for millions who had nearly lost faith, claiming it can do the same for you.

Tanlac Bobby Hin aCe Mothe Quinee

Benjamin Franklin Thrift Clause in His Will

Thrift in Franklin’s will is shown by a gift to his daughter a King of France picture set with 100 diamonds. He forbids turning the diamonds into ornaments for herself or daughters to limit costly jewels and ends with a wish for burial with minimal expense or ceremony.

Benjamin Franklin France B.A. Dlungerford Thrift

Highwayman Steals Purse Then Faints Over Wealth

A highwayman follows a woman from town and steals her purse on a lonely road at dusk. He escapes to town and returns to his attic room where he opens the purse and faints from the fat purse filled with grand patterns.

Beed Her Mystery in Garden Incident

A juvenile report describes a child and sister in a garden when the sister screamed. The mother rushed out and the boy recalled the sister mistook a fluttering object for a butterfly before panic.

Junior Sister Alee

Indiana Hunting and Fish Laws Summary

Indiana prohibits hunting off premises without a license or on Sunday, limits seasons for game and waterfowl, and bans hunting across highways. It restricts use of lights, ferrets, nets, traps, and hunting near ferrets or protected species, with various possession and bag limits. Fish rules require licenses, size limits, catch limits, no ice fishing infractions, and device restrictions. licenses must be carried and obtained from county clerks or the Department of Conservation.

Department of Conservation Indiana Lake Michigan Ohio River Wabash River Ilinois Ohio Bass Lake Starke

Will You Spend 65c on Rat-Snap to Save $1007

An advertisement promotes Rat-Snap rat poison with a 65 cent package claimed to kill 50 rats. It asserts rats cause yearly losses of about $10 in feed and property, touts cremation of carcasses, no odor, cake form, and multiple sizes 365c 65c and $1.25 sold by Turman Riggs and H. V. Bennett.

Turman & Riggs H. V. Bennett

Big Ben Clock in London Timed to Great Britain

The article notes Big Ben as the accurate timepiece of Great Britain and the largest clock in the world. It is powered by a strong machinery system requiring two men to wind it three times weekly, with 2 feet long hour figures and an 11 feet long minute hand. The gun metal hour hand and copper minute hand, plus a 700 pound pendulum measuring 18 feet, are described in detail.

London Great Britain

Twin Highwaymen of the Sea Ice and Fog Threaten Ships

The piece notes ice and fog as the twin highwaymen of the sea. It says the U S government fights icebergs but struggles with fog. Steamers patrol routes with constant watch and broadcast iceberg discoveries by wireless.

United States

Swallow Dive Lesson Ends in Humorous Splash

The instructor tests a swallow dive on Jenkins who makes a disastrous attempt. Jenkins creates an alarming splash and is told the dive was not swallowed. The teacher notes Jenkins is fortunate the incident ends there.

Jenkins

Pepsin Described as Digestive Ferment in Digestive Aids

The article defines pepsin as the digestive ferment of gastric juice and notes commercial pepsin is a .4 medicinal preparation from pig and calf stomachs used to aid digestion. It mentions a similar ferment is extracted from insectivorous plants.

New Lemon Cultivation Boosts Ponderosa Yields

A fragmented report notes a trial of a lemon cultivation method at Ponderosa, highlighting experimental approaches and potential yield improvements. Details are limited due to the partial text, but the item centers on citrus farming practices and an experimental program.

Scotland's Land o Cakes nickname from Burns poem

Scotland known as the Land o Cakes for its oatmeal cakes among the poor. The phrase gained fame through Robert Burns in 1789 in On Capt. Grose's Peregrinations Through Scotland.

Scotland Robert Burns Capt. Grose

They Call It Thinking Thunder Yourself President

A brief clipping presents a quoted remark attributed to the president urging bold self-assertion and decisive mental action. The wording emphasizes mental vigor as a national leadership trait.

Pine Tree Flag in Revolutionary Vessels Spark Interest

A Massachusetts origin flag bearing four pine trees and the motto Appeal to Heaven inspired early ships under General Washington at the start of the Revolution. The pine tree flag is highlighted as a symbol of colonial resolve and maritime heritage.

Washington Massachusetts Colony

Quizzical Family Exchange Reported in Fragment

A rough, fragmented dialogue shows a mother questioning Bobby about unperformed tasks. The text reflects a tense moment as the child responds with cryptic phrases and emotional expressions.

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