Personal Christmas Letters From Linton Residents Abroad
A collection of Santa letters and greetings from area children and adults. Messages include requests for dolls trains and toy cars, plus family mentions of Mrs Donald Schloot, Bert Dittemore, Marguerite Meyers, and residents William McQuade and Mary Crowder. Addresses in Linton and surrounding towns referenced.
Some Ingratitude Looked For Thought for the Day
A meditation on ingratitude and kindness. The piece contrasts milk of human kindness with sour ingratitude and defines a gentleman as someone who prioritizes others over self.
No New Thing Under the Sun Quote
Ecclesiastes 1 9 notes that nothing is truly new in the world. The line reflects a timeless reminder of recurring human experiences across eras and cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Man Needs Much Air for Everyday Breath
A historical note states the average human consumes 267 cubic feet of air every 21 hours, illustrating how much air a person uses in daily life and the scale of respiration in regular activity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Santa Claus
Lucile Franklin
Lucile
Kitty
Charlana Greene
Borla Sen
Rhodenbeck Bros
Donald Schloot
Indianapolis
Bert Dittemore
Terre Haute
Marguerite Meyers
William
Bumper) McQuade
Bev
Linton
Vincennes
Cit
Santa Clause
Louis LeGrand
P. S
Vic
John Junior
Tom Gillan
St. S. E
Santa
Janie
Fannie
Janie Asrey
Mennen
Dicky Roberts
Mary Ellen Roberts
William J. McKinney
Grandpa McKinney
St. Louis
Virginia
Sixth St. S. E
William Burdell Beebe
Mildred McKinney
Virginia May McKinney
Xim
Mary Crowder
Phoebe Crowder
West Linton
Vincennes Street
First Street
R. R
JOE E. Beasley Agency
Villain and Mary
Double “A” Specialty Co
South Main Street
FORD
N. Main Street
Calvin Barnes
Ind
Rexall Store
Edington’s
Meak
Headquarters For
Candy
Chas
Buck
Arrell
W. H. Wakefield
Overland Moving and Tax Service