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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1921
Page
6
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A practical inventor attaches a phonograph to a door to sound alarms if an intruder opens it. At night the device records voices and plays back, hoping to aid in catching the thief.
The bureau of biological survey states bats are not birds but mammals. They fly with wings formed by a membrane stretched between elongated arm and hand bones.
The speaker laments urban illiteracy and calls for awareness of city plans and local geography, arguing people know distant lands yet ignore the layouts and governance of their own neighborhoods.
George D. Shaw of Springfield Massachusetts says Tanlac made him feel twenty five years younger and stronger after fifteen years of indigestion. He weighed 117 pounds before treatment and now weighs 143 pounds and claims his stomach is sound. He urges other veterans to try Tanlac and notes it is sold by Dougherty Walters in Sullivan and by druggists nationwide.
The Knox and Sullivan County Light and Power Company explained its plan at a public hearing before the Public Service Commission in Indianapolis to issue capital stock and build a high tension line linking Carlisle and Oaktown with the Indiana Power Company line at Freelandsville or Bruceville. Attendees included incorporators J. D. Boswell and Norman McGilivray, attorney W. P. Stratton, and local officials. No objections were entered except a petition from I. N. Townsley and H. T. Sartor of the Oaktown Gas Company. The commission promised a reply within a week, with optimism remaining high for approval and start of construction in the coming days as material arrives and contracts are secured.
A Dallas News remark notes the odd fascination with a hair switch displayed in a show window and remarks on the lack of compelling merchandise. The comment reflects local shopper interest and the quirky tone of consumer culture.
Tanlac, the celebrated medicine, is advertised to improve appetite, well-being, sleep, and work performance. Sold by Dougherty and Walters in the local trade.
Jud Tumikin states a lazy man must choose one of two options get rich or depend on charity. The remark frames a stark fork between self-help wealth and reliance on others.
Grace Lovelace and Blanche Hayden executrices of James Dodd late of Sullivan County Indiana have filed a final account report with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear the report on Friday September 30 1921 the 23rd judicial day of the September term. Creditors heirs and legatees are notified to appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. John C. Chaney Attorney.
Will H Hays administrator of Mary C Hays estate in Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The report will be heard on September 29 1921 the 22nd judicial day of the September term creditors heirs and legatees are summoned to attend and show cause if any why the report should not be approved.
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The Actons thank friends for kindness during illness and death of their dear son.
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