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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
8
A fragment from the Boston Transcript describes a bizarre scene where a speaker greets a "look" with a macabre remark about a slaughter sale as a crowd of women hurls daggers in a chaotic confrontation.
A Chicago delegation travels to Granite City to inspect a $14 million coke plant, the first to perfect coking soft Illinois coal. If successful, Illinois may become a major dye drug center, with ovens producing coke by products and spurring new mills in Calumet and northern Indiana.
December observance of Golden Rule Sunday promotes Near East Relief as led by President Coolidge. Mace notes Greece’s economic rebound since 1922 while Turkey’s decline persists, and Athens benefits from American aid and refugees, including Armenian orphans aided by Greek authorities and Near East agencies.
The Alpha Delphian club met at the library for a regular session featuring Dryden's Satires. A $5 donation was given to the Salvation Army for Christmas relief. Members plan a food drive for hospital beneficiaries and announce a January 11 program on Beethoven and related topics at Mrs. Horace Humphreys’ home with multiple presenters.
A trio of Christmas requests from young girls describe desired gifts including dolls, a doll cart, candy, hats, fruit, a high chair, a rocking horse, a dog, a new dress, and a doll. The letters note the writers’ ages and addresses on Third Street Southwest and request care for other children.
In nostalgic verse the speaker greets returning memories and friends as Christmas bells ring and wreaths proclaim mirth. The poem blends youth and age, warmth by grate fires, and a wish of goodwill across the world.
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