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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1923

Page

7

Bread and Cheese and Kisses in a Country Romance

Laura debates marriage to Archie Rogers against money and prudence. Aunt Margaret shares past loves while Laura insists on marrying Archie despite finances. Archie plans to move to New York with his bride after learning the print works business.

Archie Rogers Archie Margaret Colton Laura Lfe Margaret George Woodbine Raymond Archie Roge Tonife Arcie Laura Berzin Dha New York

Passing of the antelope prompts park conservation concern

The Interior Department warns Yellowstone and other national parks face antelope depletion after a brutal winter and modern roads speeding access. With fewer than 850 animals left in Yellowstone, experts fear loss of a once abundant Western herd as wolves coyotes and hunting pressure increase.

Yellowstone Department of the Interior United States New York Herald Yellowstone Park National Park System

Sad sight as loutish driver endures misery alone

The Kansas City Star describes an elderly Petunia resident’s tale of a shabby, lazy driver who usually lounges with a companion and flaunts independence by hanging a leg from the car door. This time he drove solo, his face showing clear misery and woe.

Riley Rezzidew Petunia Commonwealth Kansas City Star

THAT CHRISTMAS ROBE

A family man juggles work to support his kin while the Christmas lounging robe sits unused, reflecting priorities of the season and the busy father’s life.

Father

Tariff Debate Probed by Senator in Private Q&A

A senator seeks an influential voter's confidence before sharing views on tariffs. He asks about the voter's main business interests and hints at gaining a fresh perspective on the tariff issue. The tone is guarded and rhetorical as he probes influence and purpose.

Sorghimi

Prairie dog eradication spurs high farm value savings

Reports to the U S Department of Agriculture estimate that every dollar invested in Arizona prairie dog eradication in 1922 yielded about fifteen dollars in the value of farm products saved from pest destruction.

Arizona Aampaign United States Department of Agriculture

Human Ingratitude in Uncle's Conversation

An uncle laments human ingratitude and recalls helping a man who expects gratitude for any chance given to him. The speaker notes the paradox of offering aid and the recipient's feeling of entitlement. The fragment reflects social attitudes and the value of gratitude.

Beaconsfield Quote on Life Ends in Money

Beaconsfield muses that as men age all passions resolve into money with love ambition and poetry concluding in material gain. The remark reflects a skeptical view of enduring ideals in pursuit of wealth.

Beaconsfield

One Kind of Monument and Police Stations

A compact critique notes police stations as monuments to folly, suggesting authorities believed they could escape oversight. The piece emphasizes public accountability over state power and questions the efficacy of punitive infrastructure.

Eloquence and Necessity

A concise reflection on true eloquence defined as denying all that is unnecessary and keeping only what is necessary, inviting disciplined expression and clarity.

Hyomei Germ Killing Medicine for Catarrh

Germ killing Hyomei offers a safe treatment for catarrh that acts directly at the source. It is inhaled through the nose and mouth with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by W. J. Hamilton.

Hyomei W. J. Hamilton

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