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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
4
Water issues and unclear notes describe a historical segment. Readable fragments mention a figure named Coltuttell and refer to an action beneath a referenced line. The exact event and context remain obscured by damaged OCR.
An editorial remark on how humor and cheerfulness accompany genius and how gravity or pomp may mislead people into mistaking solemnity for real science, stressing that true erudition is not tied to grandiosity.
A compact reflection on how a passion for reading links a person to the lives of notable figures across history, suggesting that books serve as intimate entry points to the wisdom and character of generations past.
London police records show a rise in pocket-picking and similar street crimes. Nighttime conditions reportedly aid thieves as figures cite increased incidents and public safety concerns.
At 2 o clock this afternoon the administrator Quincy J Mitchell sold the estate property. The Hub clothing stock went to Southern Auction Sale Co for 21000 dollars and Louis Albert of Chicago bought the Boston store for 12750 dollars. The Jasonville stock was bought by the same firm for 9000 dollars. Other bidders had filed bids, but these were the winners and both stores remained open for business.
Mayor Inman testified as the Goodman et al trial progressed on the stand. The jurors for the case include Elmer Sherwood Fred Ambacker James Anderson David Strickler J H Miller Floyd Burks John Axe P B Brown John Bender T S Bruner Fred Carpenter and Charles Chaney. The trial is expected to extend into Monday afternoon.
Tales of frontier strongmen recount feats from Lincoln drinking cider to Masterson subduing a drunken rider. Beaupre, a French Canadian, famed for brute strength and a prodigious appetite, lifted a dead horse to resume a pull of the sledge and devoured colossal meat in an eating contest.
An elderly man reflects on time passing quickly as the future becomes the past, raising questions about resizing life’s moments and staying present amid rapid change.
A man known for thrift clings to traditional garments, wearing out his clothes before adopting new fashion. His den reflects frugal habits and a steadfast avoidance of modern style.
Fragmentary OCR shows a second motion event with a jurist or speaker uttering phrases about music and AVA alterations. The readable fragment references a debate on whether to proceed with a schedule or change, but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Aleta Upton defies Ralph by wearing long coral earrings praised by strangers. After a breakfast dispute over fashion, she joins May Hatch for a city luncheon then returns to find Ralph’s softened stance. He arrives with a gift—a compliment from a curious onlooker—and she receives a new, matching pair of jade ear rings.
Bronze thimbles from Herculaneum and Roman London show two early forms, one a rolled strip with pounced indentations, the other a sugar loaf conic type. Sizes range seven to nine twelfths of an inch. About 250 years ago inscribed initials and forget-me-nots appeared inside the thimble, reflecting a tender use akin to engagement rings.
In Madrid a unique statue commemorates a Spanish soldier who planned a night raid on an insurgent house during Cuba's war. He carried a tin of petrol and a rope tied to a comrade to escape if flames trapped him. The daring act succeeded and the statue also shows the rope and petrol tin.
A young bobbed woman tester works at London wholesale tea center Mincing Lane. She swiftly samples dozens of cups, testing hundreds of samples with remarkable speed and accuracy.
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