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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
4
Puzzle grid clues mix hue of steam instrument parts and verb phrases. Historical note hints solution appears in next issue as standard cross word features span numerous musical, geometric, and linguistic entries.
United Press Dispatch from Indianapolis notes hog receipts at 12,000 with prices from 11.25 to 11.80 for various grades, cattle receipts at 1,900 with steers 6 to 12.50 and cows 3 to 10.50, sheep at 7 top and lambs to 16.50, calves 14 to 14.50 with top 15, eggs and poultry prices listed, butter prints 49 to 12 cents, butterfat 49 to 52 cents.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church holds its annual Christmas bazar Friday and Saturday in the former Singer Sewing Machine building on East Vincennes street. It will feature fancy work useful articles rag rugs comforts and more. A bake sale will be held Saturday.
Sunday school convention to be held at the Methodist church next Thursday December 10 with an all day session. Attendees are urged to let their Christmas spirit and lights shine in all departments to ensure a successful gathering. A detailed program will be published later.
Columbus Indiana December reports Louis Chessire attempted suicide driven by scables or seven year itch. He will recover. His wife and young child are quarantined with him in the county infirmary.
Washington Dec 8 The senate privileges and elections committee heard Gerald Nye appointed senator from North Dakota argue his right to the seat and then adjourned without decision until Friday.
Logansport December 8 report of 72 year old Arthur Skinner who collapsed and died on the street after his companion John Wilds warned him he did not look well. The death is attributed to neuralgia of the heart.
United Press dispatch reports Senator Edwards Democrat of New Jersey introduced a bill in the Senate seeking repeal of the national prohibition law. The measure aims to modify existing restrictions and return authority over alcohol to states.
The Eskimo dog of the Far North fears water and will only wade through it under the sting of a long whip. The behavior emerges in low temperatures, showing a mortally afraid reaction to liquid exposure.
The spire of Strassburg cathedral is the highest in the world at 460 feet. Surrounding the solid core is an open stone network featuring statues rosettes and arabesques.
Poem urges readers to rethink Christmas Day customs and favors generosity over selfishness. It encourages thinking of others and choosing a loving, selfless path to celebrate the holiday season.
A historic golf course in Wij Ht is famed for its unique design featuring a line of shriveled sensitive plants that wither at a touch. Players face no lost balls or uncertain drives as the course is marked by the line, ensuring precise play and a distinctive, fragile landscape.
A short note instructs that if a gas leak is noticed and a plumber cannot be reached, applying common yellow soup to the site where gas escapes will halt the leak until a plumber can repair it.
A reflective verse evokes Christmas through prayerful imagery. The speaker hears angel voices, recalls the Christ child, and seeks divine guidance to shine with faith. The poem blends manger night motifs with a plea for spiritual light.
In Chinese cities streets are described as extremely narrow to deter automobile traffic. The text notes widespread street constriction as a traditional planning feature. It mentions urban layout prioritizing pedestrians and small-scale mobility, reflecting historic and current transport challenges.
A fragmented clipping notes youth vanity as a college boy acquires an elephant's pants, a banjo, and a hoe, with a line about not caring who makes the nation’s laws. The source is unclear but hints at satirical or editorial tone from a historical piece.
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