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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
4
Indiana legislature passed a special act to issue hunting and fishing licenses without charge to honorably discharged soldiers sailors and marines. County clerks gain no pay for this added duty while the conservation department will issue licenses upon application. The act has no emergency clause and takes effect only after laws are published.
Paris Miller buys William Wakefield’s stake in Wakefield and Miller Transfer. firm renamed Miller Bros. Cliff and Paris Miller plan to secure a strong share of local business.
Joe Grecik suffered a crushed left ankle in an accident at the Twin mine this morning and was brought to the hospital for treatment.
The Churchman quotes a Texas paper describing a preacher's life as a trap of contradictory judgments. Critics demand paradoxical traits from age appearance experience family size and social activity while prescribing ideal conduct.
A youthful suitor learns French to impress his beloved. He proudly declares Je t adore as he enters her home, only to be met with disapproval when she tells him to shut the door herself, revealing the door is not properly closed.
The Williamsburg bell foundry of 1761 allegedly gained a sweeter tone when Queen Anne donated silver from her own jewelry to the bell rim. The story places the event outside London with the Queen and the Duchess of Marlborough visiting the site.
District Attorney Corkhill states Guiteau came to Washington on March 6, 1881 and planned to kill the President on May 18. He secured a weapon on June 8 and shadowed the President on several trips, including to church, before striking on July 2.
In a fragmentary report readers learn of apical teeth eight feet long and claimed age of fifty thousand years. The text hints at a prehistoric den tist and a statement that the creature would not harm muer, reflecting garbled OCR and unclear facts about paleontological finds.
A wry note from the New York Morning Telegraph questions the idea of asking a successful man to attribute his success. The quip implies the interviewer’s skepticism about revealing the secret to achievement.
Mrs James Humphreys hosted the Keystone Bible class social and business meeting at the Baptist church yesterday afternoon. Edith Mae Humphreys gave a reading and Russell Abrams played a piano solo as 21 members attended with several guests. Delights included dainty refreshments.
A seventeenth century style reflection on love as the world’s secret, likened to the philosopher's stone. It claims love transforms life, elevates humanity toward God, and endures as long as life remains. A moral meditation on love's power and permanence.
Mrs. Smith says the mothers' council notes that bonding activities calmed Tommy's nervousness and timidity. She adds that the effort has helped him speak to people more freely.
The Linton housewives praise the new Kyanite Celoid Finish enamel for furniture restoration. Free 45c test cans and 25c brushes are offered at local dealers, along with complimentary transfers or floral designs to replace stencils.
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