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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
7
A fragment from the Ghritt Magazine urges readers to pursue personal progress through hard work and willingness to settle down, noting ambition requires steady effort. It emphasizes discipline over mere desire as the key to advancement.
Ancient eggs found in Mongolia are claimed to belong to a reptile that lived about 10 million years ago. Researchers describe the discovery as highly valuable for understanding prehistoric life and evolutionary history.
Ann enjoys a bustling pre Christmas city. shops teem with gifts and decorations as she weighs proposals from Billy and Norton. Christmas Eve visits stretch late as she contemplates love, loyalty, and a Christmas Day decision.
A nineteen year old woman wrestles with choosing between Billy and Norton while shopping for a small owl shaped candlestick. The quirky toy triggers a clear decision, as she later tells Billy she will marry him, using the owl as the catalyst for commitment. Norton misses the moment, while Billy seizes it and consoles her with simple support.
A fragment from the Western Newspaper Un ten year 1925 hints at a witty remark about a husband described as sympathetically absurd, reflecting light social humor of the era.
A playful verse asks what is a holly wreath or mistletoe without a joyful sweetheart to kiss at lights low. The speaker confesses Christmas feels incomplete without someone special to share the season's warmth.
The excerpt distinguishes three Christmas types by climate: white, green, and plain messy. It contrasts snowy, green landscape celebrations with simple, unadorned observances.
Mrs. Everett Trueblood hosted a six o’clock dinner Friday evening in honor of her husband’s forty second birthday anniversary. Guests included Harley Ham and daughter Tona, Lee Rooksberry, Mrs Utterback, Ruthie and Norma Grey Trueblood, and Everett Trueblood. Music and games followed the feast.
George N. Mathews, 65, a sinotype machinist for the Daily Citizen, has been in critical condition for six years. Flo grew worse Saturday and underwent an 8 o'clock operation for intestinal trouble at Freeman City hospital. He rallied briefly but is now unconscious and thought to be near death.
The United Brethren Orchestra will meet for practice at 7 o clock at the home of Charles Johnson located at 730 East Vincennes Street.
All Delphians are asked to bring fruit and jelly to Dr. G. C. Porter’s residence tomorrow afternoon for the hospital drive setting. The reminder calls for community participation and timely delivery in support of local medical needs.
Mrs. R. A. Brown visits Solsberry. Mrs. J. W. Grimes of Dugger shops here. Mrs. Anna Selair spends day in Bloomfield on business. Mrs. Oscar Fitzpatrick and daughter Dessie in Terre Haute. Evans Johnson returns to Linton from Wales. Miss Mary Hamilton visits from Terre Haute. Armand Gillam, Bedford worker, weekends with family in Linton. Mr. and Mrs. Angela Mantos go to Bedford to visit Mrs. Nick Sarris. Miss Mary Laubach, Linton Stockton teacher, weekend in Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. McClung and E. A. Powell depart for Daytona Beach for winter.
Mr and Mrs Earl T Aikin hosted weekend visitors Mrs Harold F Smith and daughter Jean from New York City and Mrs Lex Sherwood and daughter from Sullivan. Mrs Smith is remembered locally as Hazel Oliphant a former Linton girl and sister of football star Catchy Oliphant.
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