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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1923

Page

8

Human Wreckage Commended by Local Pastor

Rev W E Cissna, Methodist pastor, praises the Broadway film Human Wreckage as a factual, moral warning about the dope trade. He urges law supporters and parents to view it, noting the impact on families like Mrs. Wallace Reed and extolling Mr Wright for bringing the picture to town.

W. E. Cissna Methodist Church New York City Wallace Reed

Death summons for Preston Johnson

Preston Johnson age 66 died at the family home four miles northwest of the city Saturday night about 10 o'clock after a brief illness. He moved here from Worthington and has been in charge of somthing for a year. Survived by wife, two children John Johnson Terre Haute and Mrs Orval Andrews Indianapolis, two grandchildren, mother Mrs Mary Ann Johnson Worthington, two sisters Mrs Sarah Lyton Terre Haute and Mrs Lou Ballard Worthington. Member of Worthington Red Men Modern Woodmen of America and Baptist church of Vicksburg. Funeral services were held from the Vicksburg church this afternoon at 1. Rev Tetrick Gosport officiating. After services, cortege to Worthington for service at Methodist church under Red Men lodge. Interment Worthington cemetery.

Preston Johnson Johnson Worthington Siorm John Johnson Terre Haute Orval Andrews Indianapolis Mary Ann Johnson Sarah Lyton Lou Ballard Worthington Red Men Modern Woodmen of America The Baptist Church of Vicksburg Tetrick Gosport Methodist Red Men’s Lodge Worthington Cemetery

A Cure for Love Poem Parable at Prudence Street

A humorous verse prescribes a recipe named A Cure for Love. It lists ingredients like dislike, dissolution, common sense, and time, to be heated by love and tempered with forgetfulness. The piece locates the apothecary of understanding next to Reason on Prudence street in Contentment village.

Apothecary House Understanding Reason Prudence Street Contentment Violet Aunt Sophia

Educator's Wife Dies at Bloomington Hospital

Mrs. Anna E. Black, 66, wife of Prof. W. W. Black of Indiana University school of education, died yesterday in a local hospital. She was a longtime leader in local social and school affairs.

Bloomington Ind Ree Anna E. Black W. W. Black Indiana University School of Education Black

Sea Weed as Food In Japan

Sea weed in Japan comes in 00 percent varieties, used mainly for food and in making commercial products such as glue, Isinglas and iodind.

Japan

Violet and Her Christmas Catch

Violet helps Aunt Sophia on Christmas Eve by arranging a supper after the theater for Sophia and friends. Richard Barnes, who adores Violet, proposes after realizing her kindness makes her special. Violet, two years friends first, accepts his plan to share a future as equal partners.

Mampville Viglet - Marstin Williamsville Violet Martin Richard Wil- Hamaville Aunt Sophia Gayety Sophia Western Newspaper Union

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