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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1923
Page
6
Eight Dallas entries will be judged for the county contest Why Dad Belongs to the Farm Bureau. Prizes include three dollars for first, two for second, and three dollars to the library fund of the winning school. Open to county youths ages 10 to 15. Entries due December 29 at the county agent’s office.
Harold Lloyd and Mildred Davis, the screen’s happy couple, appear in the Pathe comedy Safety Last at the Grand. The film features Lloyd climbing a twelve story building as romance drives the happy pair toward a future where Mildred heads to feature pictures.
A Boston Transcript item notes about forty thousand swans killed annually for powder puffs. Norwegian swan down is prized, with young birds hatched in May or June and killed the next winter. War drives higher prices and new swan farms rise in Sweden, the Battie ishurds.
A brief notice indicates an order placed with Phone Dearmin and Co for dressed turkeys intended for Christmas. The fragment cites a commerce or household supply context without additional details.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as relief for backache and kidney issues. It claims headaches dizziness and fatigue signal kidney trouble and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Elzina B Cooke of Linton who reports relief after using the product.
A fragmentary festive text urges guiding light and gifts for the Child and praises the manger. It speaks of bringing hearts and offerings in Bethlehem, with a reverent mood and seasonal themes.
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