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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
1
The notice promotes a subscriber offer expiring December 31. It urges readers to take advantage before year’s end and suggests the Tribune as an inexpensive Christmas or New Year gift for a relative or friend away from here.
The essay argues Christmas spirit is inner cheer shaped by environment and choices. It rebukes grouches toward others and self, advises gracious talk at home, kindness to animals, and gift-giving with pure love. Christmas should be expressed year round, intensified on December 25.
Committees from the Church Federation Commercial Club Helen Hunt Club and Relief Corps finalized arrangements for the Community Christmas fund and baskets The First National Bank acts as trustee Donations of eatables and money are welcomed Tag day for the fund is set for December 19 The program includes an evening at Lincoln High School December 23 with orchestra chorus readings and carols by the High School Glee Club and various quartets
The piece reviews President Coolidge's annual message to Congress, praising its breadth and practicality. It highlights proposed tax cuts, World Court, farm relief, education funding, debt settlement, and government reform, while urging moderation, economy, and strict enforcement of Prohibition.
Mrs. Clabhorn King hosted a luncheon bridge at her parents home. After four tables of play Mrs. Ralph Ludington won high score with Mrs. Voyle Martindale second and Mrs. Frank Ludington low. Attendees included Meadams Boyd Max Kitterman Ralph Ludington Xen King and others from Knightstown and Richmond.
The Ladies Aid of the Pennsylvania R A hosts a dinner at Mrs. Sam Morris’s Mt. Auburn home. In the afternoon a Christmas tree will feature gifts from each guest for distribution to attendees. A comfort prize will go to the holder of the lucky number.
The notice explains obituary charges at 5 cents per line with about six words per line. Short death notices are free as news items, while longer obituaries and cards placed in banks incur fees.
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