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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1923
Page
1
In a reflective piece from 1923, Mrs Will and Mr Will weigh Christmas plans amid a crowded household. They invite Billy and Lucy, neighbors and ailing relatives, while balancing gifts and conscience. Kids query guests, aiming for a simple, genuine celebration.
The General Society of the Sons of the Revolution erects a monument to unknown soldiers of a foreign land. The memorial stands on the campus of St. John’s College in Baltimore, Maryland, honoring French soldiers and gallants.
Phona Dearmit and Co. placed an order for dressed turkeys for shipment. Details show a commerce transaction involving a poultry supplier and buyer, with delivery terms and quantity reflecting midweek market activity.
Carolyn Wells in the Ladies' Home Journal shares a nostalgic Christmas scene. The article recalls family warmth, a turkey on the table, candles on the tree, and the spirit of Peace on Earth and Good Will to Men.
The piece evokes summer days and fading light as the speakers recall past joys. It contemplates mortality and the pull of memory across distance, asking whether love and friendship can guide us back to familiar times.
A fragment describes Svathians in the inaccessible mountains between the Black and Caspian Seas as dated, idle people who observe holidays four times weekly with saints' days added as extras, claiming they have shown no progress in 2,500 years.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a steamer leaving London for the east, carrying a cargo and costumes by Markée. Mentions costumes by traders, found friends and a medium exchange involving curls and criminal sking uncertainties.
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