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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1923
Page
6
Martha B. Thomas recalls Mrs. Larkin a kindly old village figure who greets children with cookies and knitted mittens. The tale frames Mrs Larkin as a beacon of cheer whose smile brightens the village during Christmas and beyond, likening her face to a candle reflecting a thousand Christmas tree lights.
A nostalgic Christmas vignette describes a moonlit snowy scene with a sleigh song and a couple sharing timeless love on Christmas night. The prose emphasizes beauty beyond novelty and the enduring wonder of love and Christmas.
A Christmas message promotes decorating the face as part of holiday cheer. It urges dressing the face with simile and kindness, stating happiness and goodwill brighten both heart and appearance. The piece reflects a Martha B. Thomas assertion from the Western Newspaper Union column.
A pair of reflections reveal two people disappointed by unmet holiday expectations. One expected a kiss under the mistletoe after a call, the other anticipated an armful of presents, highlighting muted cheer amid differing hopes.
Clarelice W. Nichols named special deputy prosecuting attorney to lead the strand jury inquiry into Lovett McCray’s finances. McCray faces eight charges and will be arraigned January 7 in Indianapolis. Nichols seeks January 14 for trial on one charge. prosecutor ready for quick proceedings.
The itemized market notes show prices for oats hay and livestock such as hogs steers calves and bulls with quantities and ranges. It also mentions an article on gutting and a sale of handmade comforts quilts and rag rugs at the U B church basement set for Friday and Saturday.
A fragmented note from a 19th century newspaper hints at a local Christmas tree query or debate. The garbled text references a question about a Christmas tree and a response, attributed to a person and date unknown.
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