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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1925

Page

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Christmas Eve Star and a Child Born in Bethlehem

A Christmas poem recalls celebration and meaning in bright imagery. The star and a snowdrop symbolize purity and divine light as verses link holly berries, feasts, and the bread of life to the birth of Jesus. A son returns home and a babe speaks of manger joy, echoing welcome and open doors.

Christmas Giving and Being Happy

Ellen Warner faces a moral dilemma as poverty tugs at her loyalty to Betty. A tempting blue hat at Madam Courteau's stirs doubts about fairness to her husband John, who quietly sacrifices too. Christmas brings joy for Betty and a surprise raise for John, doubling the hope in their small bungalow.

Ohn Warner Joan Ebien John Betty Ellen Harwell Warners George Harwell’s Madam Courteau's Bien Jingon Mien Western Newspaper Union

The Mistletoe of Mistletoe Charm in Holiday Romance

A 1926 Western Newspaper Union item quotes Mary Graham Bonner on mistletoe and Christmas rituals. It argues there is no real need for a tree or party, yet happiness grows with festive touches and romance that mistletoe uniquely lends.

Mary Graham Bonner Western Newspaper Union

Back Pain Prompts Doan's Pills Endorsement

An advertisement urges kidney care with Doan's Pills stimulant diuretic. It cites a local testimonial from Mrs. T. J. Moore of Fourth Street, claiming a lame back and kidney pains were cured after using the pills.

Doan Linton T. J. Moore Fourth St Dean

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