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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
7
The fragment discusses marriage as a force that settles a man and solidifies his view of life, noting its effect on subjectivity and social outcomes. It also includes a brief note on the water spider Arg yroneta aqua tica and its underwater air-breathing adaptations and dome nest.
Indiana gears up for a May 2 primary with about 15 000 candidates vying for 2000 public offices from township constable to US senator. The vote selects 10 000 party precinct committeemen and state convention delegates, shaping November races and state nominations except for the Senate. Many offices involve state, county, and township posts with dozens of judges, prosecutors, auditors, sheriffs, and clerks on the ballot.
Walter and Harvey Cooper and Mrs. Ella Cooper travel to Newton Indiana for Lewis Kerr’s funeral. Other notes include visits among F H Johnsons, U C C Bible students conference at Sum mer Illinois, Dinnon's ordination, Merom and Graysville Eastern Star events, initiations in Rebekah lodge, and multiple local visits and family care spanning Sullivan Terre Haute and nearby towns.
A weathered fragment describes rain sweeping over Sicily's pinkish coastline as a ship sways in waves. The clouds move quickly overhead while rain falls in sharp, isolated drops. The sea sends long waves as the scene unfolds from the open ocean.
The article surveys Ukraine's history as a frontier land and warrior culture. It traces its borders from Kiev’s early rise, Cossack bands, and continuous crossfire with Poland Russia Turkey and Tatars, to Odessa and Kharkov. It notes Kiev as a holy center and pilgrims visiting its convent relics amid harsh sanitary conditions.
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