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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
2
Greene County residents ponder who owns the oldest automobile in the county as J. C. Schwartz of Hope Indiana touts his 1904 Reo as possibly the oldest in the state or at least the oldest in active service. He uses it daily for work and leisure and it will be shown at the Bartholomew county fair this week.
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A pondering piece on how today’s ads capture the era’s fashion, transport, entertainment, and economics. It argues that future readers will learn history from advertisements, noting prices, supply, and demand as a record of daily life and tastes.
An elderly woman born in a town poor house in Ohio was found inside the facility and revealed to have been robbed of a precious, irreplaceable thing. Officials defend their actions as proper, yet the incident exposes a flaw in a country that prides itself on justice and care for the vulnerable.
At seventy Eugene Debs expresses discouragement about the world ahead, while Governor Pinchot predicts no action will be taken to settle the coal strike, with effects akin to any such effort. The piece notes women swimmers facing Channel-like difficulty, a war-game analogy for Moors, and Uncle Sam seeking longer lasting money.
Quapaw Council No 60 D of P asks all degree staff or interested members to attend at Red Men’s hall on Thursday night August 20 at 7 o'clock. Degree Master Herine Cody notes the meeting date and time for the lodge members.
Constance, a charming widow, seeks to keep or sell a car amid mortgagees and mounting creditors. She schemes with chauffeur James to claim the car, then lures Merryman, a wealthy widower, whose sympathetic interest hints at a bigger entanglement and motive beyond mere ownership.
The maharajah of Mysore, ruler of a major Indian state, maintains a renowned racing stable linked to regional elite society and historic equestrian culture.
Thieves broke the park booth locks at Linton City Park on Tuesday night and stole candy, tobacco, cigarettes, and a watermelon on ice. Owner Charles Hale mourned the lost watermelon as tourists heard no noise. locals suspected amateur thieves, leaving candy and gum scattered in the adjoining field.
Ernest and another figure exchange odd phrases in a fragmentary dialogue. The line hints at themes of perception and speech but lacks clear context or action.
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