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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1923
Page
2
A car reportedly covered 3155 miles in 50 hours at near 50 mph while taking on gas oil water and relief drivers without stopping. Three tire changes occurred but the engine ran continuously with supplies delivered by a companion car.
An anecdotal note contrasts Swedish police practice of delaying arrests at night to spare public humiliation with a reflection on the saying not worth a rush. It traces origins to pre carpet days when floors used rushes, contrasting honored guests with less important people.
A Richmond Times-Dispatch style note references a peculiar line about a green apple and a boy with a grudging fate. The fragment hints at a literary or satirical piece, suggesting an odd allegory or quote without clear context or identifying details.
A brief notice states a price of 4.00 dollars in an archival Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union context dated 1 y1. The item appears as a classified or public notice line fragment with monetary detail.
A reflection on knowing through toil and discipline. Ruskin argues pleasure arises from work when pursued with effort, suggesting happiness comes from diligent labor rather than self indulgence. The quote links love of work to a fulfilled life.
Philosophical reflection argues that truth endures despite hostility from contemporaries and imperfect expression, asserting that new insights gain strength over time.
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of John L. Ingersoll late of Sullivan County Indiana deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent.
A wealthy Los Angeles woman spends summers on her Kansas farm cooking for all the hired hands. The story follows her routine visits and the arrangement that supports the labor team during harvest season.
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