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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
3
Citizens of Linton contribute their full quota to the Christmas seal fund aiding the fight against tuberculosis. The sales forecast shows hopeful progress and widespread community support for the effort nationwide.
Tuberculosis is described as the world’s most deadly plague, striking across social lines and eras. The disease is defined as infectious, caused by the tubercle bacillus discovered in 1881 by German doctor Robert Koch.
A flower will make a beautiful Xmas present Poingetta and other potted plants for sale at the U B church basement Friday the 18th.
A fragment from 1923 notes that the season's spirit united two isolated individuals who needed each other. Their brief visit became lasting, transforming a temporary agent’s role into a permanent bond as Christmas passed.
Mrs Moon sighs for the usual gifts this Christmas a set of satellites star earrings a gray scarf and the everlasting paper that never wears out B Thomas quotes a lighthearted exchange in a Western Newspaper Union item sharing holiday whimsy and familiar wishes.
The Reindeer Comet and Cupid recall guiding Santa on a snowy night. They emphasize their shortcuts and careful landings to ensure no house is forgotten, recalling a boy in Poland and a Canadian child who left hay, while Santa leads the sleigh and praises trust.
A year’s only morning when one call suffices for any youngster surfaces as a playful note on holiday routine and family tradition highlighting universal excitement and simple joy.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Run No Blake and a wave of unpopularity with a request to ren. The readable bits provide no clear event, date, person, or organization to form a full newspaper item.
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