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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
2
Subscription terms require advance payment and note disconnection if not renewed. Rates show in city carrier and mail brackets for Indiana and out of state, with advertising priced per inch and per line. The text also includes scattered, era style asides and a brief mock dialogue about holidays and locales.
In a terse remark on nerve, the speaker questions Kai ser’s attempt to grab another $150,000 on top of prior loot, highlighting audacity amid ongoing cons.
The piece extols newspapers as practical helpers in tough spots both for cars stuck in mud and for businesses in a rut. It urges using printed ads and classifieds to lift projects, claiming the press wields great power to aid recovery.
A local show this week features about 500 high quality chickens, signaling rapid growth in poultry husbandry. Greene county’s poultry industry ranks among top local products, with fruit growing close behind. Coal mines remain a key local support, but Linton’s future looks secure in other industries.
Bicknell Daily News proclaims Linton the champion of the Wabash valley and worthy state contenders. The piece notes Linton defeated Indianapolis, Bicknell, Evansville, and Jasonville rivals, arguing their claims exceed those of larger programs.
Members of the Moose fraternal order are asked to meet in the Moose Club rooms Sunday afternoon December 6. Twenty five candidates will be initiated.
In a quiet hospital free ward two boys wake to bells and songs on Christmas morning. The nurses reveal radio club students installed a headset set, tuning in to bring holiday music to Bill and Jack, easing the long day with signals from the back of the building. The moment sparks joy and wonder as patients glimpse a festive connection beyond the quiet room.
A brief holiday note from W D Pennyparker dated 1925 and distributed by the Western Newspaper Union. It expresses peace, warmth, and joy associated with Christmas and the season’s blessing.
Des Moines Indiana reports a new barnyard fowl the turken a cross of turkey and chicken will be shown at the upcoming poultry show with ten specimens. Breeder Roy Beck predicts turkens may fetch 70 to 80 cents a pound by next November the meat described as turkey flavored yet finer and more delicate in texture.
Poem by Christopher G Hazard celebrating December festivities and the Christus tree in a town. Describes December events, Santa as heralds, multicultural crowds, and unity under the American flag as the community tree symbolizes liberty and democracy.
R P Jarvis suffered a stroke at his home on A street northeast Wednesday morning. He is now able to be up and about. Friends extend wishes for a speedy recovery.
Dee. Feed Charles Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peebles died late yesterday after eating poison tablets he mistook for candy. The case hinges on the apparent misperception and details of the incident in Metropolis.
An aphoristic remark asserts true greatness lies in natural order, not in extraordinary individuals. It contrasts genuine men with those who deviate from their proper nature, emphasizing righteous living over unusual stature.
An American scientist envisions the distant future showing humans with large heads atop tiny bodies, lacking limbs and vitality, described as brains with no body. The stark image satirizes evolution and the direction of civilization in speculative terms.
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