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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1923
Page
8
The Sullivan Daily Times lauds the Linton Christian church choir performance on Thursday night with 45 voices. Mrs Wayne Hamilton directed a program of Christmas songs including solos and duets that filled the church and drew high praise from a large, appreciative crowd.
The tale follows Philetus as he plays Santa at a Christmas festival. His mask slips, revealing his own face, which endears him to children. The transformation endures as the familiar, kind face of a local school helper, Christopher G. of Hazard notes.
Martha B. Thomas urges a Christmas centered on heart feeling rather than bodily sensation. She emphasizes fun, faith, and frolic for many, sharing joy with loved ones and finding happiness in simple togetherness rather than constant activity. Public note from 1023 Western Newspaper Union.
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a holiday gift for the man with the average domestic coal supply. It mentions a magnifying glass a pair of tweezers and a framed motto Keep the home Greg burning as a humorous present.
A call to separate partisan aims from holiday goodwill urges leaders and voters to keep the Christmas spirit intact. Citizens are urged to show restraint, extend charity, and focus on collective welfare rather than party gain during the season.
Grandfather doubts any elaborate footwear, leaning toward a plain pair of slippers though a final decision remains open. The note hints at a casual, domestic tone with a focus on comfort over style. No additional names or places are given in the fragment.
A woman with artistic training earns a living by visiting affluent households to repair damaged wallpaper. Her method involves placing a white patch over the damaged area and painting in the correct design to blend it with the original pattern.
Fragmentary text argues against divine right and bias toward popular majorities. The fragment references vox populi and concedes no divine authority, presenting a cautious, skeptical view of sovereignty and authority.
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