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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1921
Page
6
A compilation of diverse notes on science, history, and society. It covers gas usage in war, timekeeping, geography, demographics, poetry, inventions, royal affairs, and culture. Includes brief items on explorers, linguistics, optics, science, and daily life with many dated references.
Mrs Oral Harris and son Malcolm spent Monday with Elza Harris. Several visitors called or dined with neighbors including the Jewells Pittman and Branson and Curtis Hopewell. Ruth Lucile and Geneva Barcus visited the school Friday. A birthday dinner for Jeff Collins drew attendees from near and far. Rain halted shredding. Tanlac advertised by user experiences.
The article describes two forms of a Dutch concert where participants sing their own songs in unison or in turns. It notes a convivial but potentially national aspect and mentions a finale where all performances end simultaneously as a fraud.
The phrase signifies a resident being away or preferring not to be disturbed. Originating at English universities, it recalls two doors in student chambers an inner and outer oak door. When the outer door is closed or sported it indicates absence or desire for privacy.
A quote from American Forestry Magazine highlights the paradox of laws shielding deer and regulating game while failing to protect the habitats of wild creatures. It notes the conflict between conservation rules and habitat destruction.
A sermon recalls the Queen of Sheba journeying 1500 miles to Solomon seeking wisdom. It compares Christ to Solomon and argues the greater than Solomon is present, offering wisdom and grace to any seeking soul. It urges personal acceptance of Jesus to avoid condempnation.
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