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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
8
Advertisements claim chiropractic is a new health science with remarkable results in restoring and maintaining health. The notices urge readers to call telephone twenty eight for information with no obligation or charge for consultation. Hours listed 10 to 12 a.m. and 6 to 8 p.m.
County and federal officers conducted multiple raids in Cherokee county northwest area last night. Word spread ahead of the raids allowing residents to drain wine into cellars where it stood a foot deep in some places.
The Sorosis Club for Women was organized with 12 members in March 1868 by Mrs. Jane Cunningham Croly in New York. It became America’s first women’s club, aiming to advance women’s education and society activities and unite notable women of art literature science and related fields for mutual support.
Ambition to attain true honor and the perfection of our natures motivates virtue. Pursuit of titles and ceremony, however, is vanity akin to the insignificance of the objects we seek. Sir Philip Sidney’s reflection contrasts noble striving with hollow pageantry.
The McCart Crowe Furniture Company has leased a larger, more convenient room in the K. of P. block on West Vincennes street to accommodate its growing stock and business. The move follows a successful opening last July in a smaller space on East Vincennes street, with the firm now celebrating expanded facilities and continued prosperity in Linton.
Chief Pinkston and Officer Tucker raided a western outskirts booze party at about three pm. They arrested Lewis Decoursey Walter Stonebreaker Pesky Haffley and Hall. Hall tried to escape but was caught and jailed for the night. All four were arraigned in Mayor Miller s court on intoxication charges. Hall and Haffley fined and costs while Stonebreaker and Decoursey were released on future good behavior.
Mrs. E J Ecker reported a theft at a church meeting last evening. While she attended services at the Saron Re formed church a purse was stolen from a basket near a window. The bag contained about ten dollars in kin money and a valuable personal purse. She asks for its return and indicates she will keep the money if recovered. She lives at 260 First Street NE. telephone 387.
Herbert Brown son of Bert Brown organized a new orchestra after a meeting at the Saron Reformed church Tuesday night. The eight members are Edwin Sahms pianist Maurice Dye cornet Harold Grable drums Herbert Brown saxophone Lewis violin Rudolph Kramer clarinet Winey Lynn trombone George Tolson alto horn. A second meeting is set for next Tuesday at 7 o clock.
Des Moines voters approved the trolley franchise by 16 884 to 8 775 in a Monday election. The plan drawn by street car owners sets an 8 cent fare, removes buses from car line streets, and grants other concessions to the company.
A reader asserts the religious significance of the so-called Eleventh Commandment lies in John 18 34 where Jesus says A new commandment I give unto you that you love one another This interpretation ties the phrase to the gospel wording and implies a broader ethical directive for believers.
The longest pipes in an organ create the deepest pitches. A closed tube doubles the effective length because vibrations must retrace to reach an outlet, producing the characteristic lower tones.
Henri Landru was found guilty of murdering ten women and one boy and disposing of their bodies by burning them in his kitchen stove. Arrested in 1919, Landru faced a Versailles assize court trial lasting over three weeks, with fate sealed as the jury returned a first degree verdict without mercy.
Geese produce the best eggs for nourishment, followed by ducks and guinea fowl. Hens rank fourth on the list, with turkeys and plovers after, but the world depends on the hen for its egg supply.
Jud Tunkins voices dislike for amateur classic dancing noting it evokes summer boarders and events when mosquitoes are prevalent. He argues the activity recalls uneasy summer scenes and associated discomforts.
Dante describes Lucifer’s fall creating a pit on Earth’s one side and the Hill of Purgatory on the opposite side. His arrival at the base of this hill after Hell is depicted as one of literature’s most beautiful scenes.
In His Coco, J. Co. M. notes Swinerton’s Coquette line about Gaga with a simile praising her large brown eyes likened to chocolate aged in warmth. The remark ties literary critique to playful imagery.
Quote from Atchison Globe contrasts a man with a child noting the man weighs more and is less happy. The line reflects a publication’s reflection on maturity and happiness.
The Thousand Islands span about forty miles at the eastern end of Lake Ontario along the St. Lawrence river. Located partly in New York and partly in Canada, the group contains 1500 to 1800 islands. Summer residences have been built on many islands and large hotels accommodate city visitors.
A Globe essay claims two thirds of people are unhappy due to worrying about matters that should not concern them. It argues that overconcern breeds discontent and urges focusing on essential issues.
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