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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1922
Page
7
The piece notes a well built garage will outlive several cars and enhances car life with warmth and summer advantages. It discusses options for construction using stone concrete or wood and highlights lasting benefits.
A compilation notes a William Penn adage on frugal living versus inherited wealth and cites a fact about the body generating enough heat to melt 44 pounds of ice daily and raise liquid to boiling point.
A quotation defining Who's Who as a book that reflects self-perception, noting the Boston Evening Transcript framing. The line suggests readers see others as they view themselves.
Fire at John Loriaux residence No. 40 Fifth Street Southeast caused smoke and heat in a nearly new bungalow. Firefighters located the blaze in the basement after smoke showed, traced to carpet rags around furnace pipes. Loss about $500 with full insurance.
A special meeting is set for 7 p m on Tuesday December 19 at the club rooms over Ben Leach's All ex service men are urged to attend as the state bonus and officer elections for the coming year will be discussed J I Heenan Post Commander
Several thousand visitors have gone to the Welch chapel to register their name and number on the floor lamp. The prompt asks if you have registered at this event and notes the large turnout.
A quip notes that nature plays a trick on a man by giving him a terrapin and champagne appetite while leaving him with a tea and toast stomach, reflecting a humorous inconsistency in appetite and digestion.
The piece argues that women are more impressionable than men and reflects on a shift from a supposed golden age when women surpassed men to a present where they are viewed as worse. This reflection blends literary misattribution with social commentary on gender and era.
Cress is noted as the fastest growing plant and can flower and seed within eight days of planting when growing conditions are perfect.
A reflective line on inner drives obscuring virtue and wisdom. Dickens-like musing notes how personal desires shade better angels, dimming brightness within.
J. W. Wolford and Son advertises woozen wool blankets priced at 8.45 dollars as a cold night comfort purchase. The casual ad highlights a single product and price targeting cost-conscious shoppers.
A sudden lapse of brain action by engineers is cited as a major cause of railroad collisions in the country. The warning appears in discussions on railway safety and accountability for train crashes.
An elderly lady asks the maid if women should propose and the maid admits uncertainty. The pair discuss options as a humorous, era tone Pittsburgh Gazette Times snippet mentions a telegraph pole and a hillside that a car won’t roll down.
A Boston Evening Transcript remark notes that a man only realizes his humanity after making a big fool of himself. The observation reflects on self awareness and social embarrassment in everyday life.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt questions the allure of radical leadership asking if the position offers true influence or merely the comfort of saying hostile slogans without real duties.
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