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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1923

Page

6

Winner praises Billman Funeral Home in Sullivan

Immanuel Hinds endorses Billman Funeral Home in Sullivan asserting its modern facilities and services set a high standard for small city Indiana. He details preparation rooms casket displays and the chapel that doubles as exhibition space, emphasizing licensed embalmers and diverse fleet readiness.

Sullivan Vincennes Terre Haute Harding Billman Paul Wade Indiana Ayres- Scovell Rock-Falls

Bonham Pastor Regains Memory After Years Lost

In Bonham Texas Reverend O C Huston, longtime First Presbyterian pastor, reappears after eight years with no memory of his life. He had vanished on a hunting trip, later enlisted at an Albuquerque army recruiting station, and recovered recollections including war and a nurse, but not his marriage or church service. His wife and brother arrived to verify his identity and reunite.

Bonham Tex O. C Huston First Presbyterian Church Huston Albuquerque N. M J. M. Aumen Benham J. C. Huston Kansas City France

Stray Bits of Wisdom Note in George Eliot Quotation

A brief excerpt presents George Eliot’s maxim praising restraint for the man with nothing to say and avoiding wordy evidence of the fact. It emphasizes measured speech over needless commentary.

George Eliot

Tive of a Kind

Nature’s large green smile matches art’s smile when it gets the long green in a Pittsburgh Post piece praising greenery and beauty.

Art Pittsburgh Post

England Protects Shipping with Lighthouses Spaced Miles Apart

England maintains a dense network of lighthouses to guard maritime routes, placing a light every roughly 14 miles along its coastline to aid vessels and deter hazards. This system underpins coastal safety and navigation for commercial and naval shipping.

England

Out of Reach Inherit the Earth and Forgiveness

A reflective quote by Lytton stresses that the meek inherit many problems and that life requires forgiveness as its first duty. The remark contrasts worldly possession with moral responsibility and mercy.

Lytton

Eel Drops From Sky Hits Rev. Jones in Euston

In Euston Maryland a large eel fell from a clear sky striking Rev. C N Jones pastor of St Michaels Methodist Episcopal church on Talbot Street and slithering down his body. Observers believe a fish hawk dropped the eel after failing to carry it away.

Giant Rat Attacks Two in Jersey City Home

A giant rat chased and bit two people at the home of Mrs. Sadie Rogacki in Jersey City New Jersey. The rodent attacked the eight year old daughter and bit Mrs Rogacki in the throat when she tried to defend the child. The rat then disappeared.

Jersey City N. J Sadie Rogacki

Norfolk Death Occurs After Air Travel From Cape Hatteras

Mrs W E Midgett wife of a coast guard member was flown by airplane from her Norfolk home to a hospital when illness struck but she died in the hospital.

Norfolk Cape Hatteras W. E. Midgett Coast Guard

Unclear dialogue on London chorus girls monocles

A humorous exchange notes chorus girls in London now wear monocles while a second speaker quips that this is better than nothing, reflecting light social satire.

Snoopie London Snappie

Remarkable Volume On Art And Back Talk For Husbands

A humorous item notes a new book vendor touting a complete course in auntart and social wit. Henry Peck jokes about needing a course in back talk for married men, hinting at domestic humor and light satire.

Auntart Mr. Henry Peck

No coal in the bin and odd party news

A jumble of quips and misheard lines. a prosaic slice of local chatter frames odd exchanges about cars, pedestrians, and a party misfire. Names and places are fragmentary, preserving a newspaper tone with brief, quirky remarks.

In and Out Up and Down Doctor Puts Pills Before Pain

A dialog shows a patient Doc Ebner discussing lingering pains. The doctor prescribes pills to take ten minutes before each pain episode.

Atta Boy Doc Ebner

Beauty Talks Pil Says It Does

A church group hosts a doughnut dinner and a beauty contest inviting town girls. The letter-writer mocks beauty ads and hints at schemes to improve appearance with cosmetic potions. A testimonial from Mabel parodies quick fixes and ends with a witty jab at skin-deep beauty notions.

Magnetic Mabel Ladies’ Harpooners Society of Our Church Annie Maggie Cassandra Mabel

Unkind Cut at Call Feels Pettier Parlor Talk

Mrs Brown visits and a host suggests Lizzy could serve as a parlor maid. They discuss 8.e leaving and moving to a place with less silver to clean, revealing domestic tensions and light gossip in a social visit.

Mrs. Brown Lizzy

Planting Knowledge Quote Affirms Early Learning

A Chesterfield aphorism on planting knowledge in youth to gain shade in old age. The message stresses early education as lasting value and personal growth.

Chesterfield

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Billman Funeral Home Immanuel Hinds T. H. Daily Star Sullivan Union Pastor Hawk Giant Rat Uncle Johnsohs Verily Henry Bobby Pye Altho Peggy Joyce Hopkins En Seein Nan Son the House of Kuppenheimer Kuppenheimer The Globe Clothiers H. C. Steel Prop Security Loan CO Citizens Trust Bldg W. V. Jennings Lumber Co Ind No Addi W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co North Side
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