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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
3
The Toledo Blade promotes itself as a comprehensive weekly newspaper for the home with sections on agriculture household news children Sunday school lessons and a serialized story. It emphasizes nationwide coverage and rapid reads for farmers families and housewives alike.
A fragment discusses cycles of mining strikes and resumption of work, urging recognition that beginnings lead to disaster and urging both miners and capitalists to seek lasting solutions. It reflects a call for humanity to improve rather than rely on temporary expedients.
Unclaimed letters listed for Sullivan post office with two week deadline to call for letters marked Advertised. Ladies list includes Mrs Sarah Gohman and Mrs Robert E Thompson. Gents list includes Mr and Mrs M Ball James Denny E W Sullivan Mr Fred Tarrh Mr Wake Yardley. Callers must state Advertised and date advertised.
The Chinese base their money on a silver ingot in the form of a woman's shoe measured by weight and fineness in taels of sycee. Purity and weight are certified by an official termed Kiung Ku the Boot and Shoe Recorder.
Beveridge defends tariff flexibility, praises women voters, and blasts Wilson era policies. He calls for ending federal rail controls, repealing the Adamson law, and replacing complex taxes with simpler systems or a broad sales tax. He warns against government ownership and urges private capital attraction to railroads.
New York Sept 25 Otto H Kahn says American farmers depend on keeping world farm markets open for surplus and a stable Europe. He urges fair debt treatment by allied nations and reciprocal respect between capital and labor to lift U S prosperity.
The Herndon family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Phillips in Big Springs for an annual reunion. An elaborate lawn dinner was served at noon with numerous relatives present from Dugger Linton Palestine Ohio and nearby towns.
The late Edgar Saltus notes that love does not ensure perfect harmony. He adds that life is full of delights many miss, and the world holds charming people most never meet.
A narrator recalls studying English songs by Burns while driving a cart or walking to labor. He notes in detail the genuine tenderness and sublimity found in the verses, distinguishing true emotion from affectation.
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