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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1922

Page

7

Christmas Visit Brings Poor Man To Family Table

In a tale of neighborhood life a hungry stranger arrives during supper at a rural home near Bethel church. Father invites him in, the family shares a hearty meal of fried rabbit, and Uncle Ben engages the visitor in conversation while Willie and others watch. The man, with worn clothes and a muddy beard, eats gratefully and prepares to depart after a tentative night stay is refused.

Uncle Ben Bethel Church Willie Father Mother Ben

Tramps and a Christmas Eve Dream

A family meets a tramp at Christmas, sparking Willie’s new curious view of tramps. He wonders about the name, imagines wandering adventurers, and dreams of lean and fat tramps invading the house, a magical yet unsettling holiday night. The narrator hints the rest of the story will continue.

Kwhen Emmaline Willie Uncle Ben

George Morgan Taken To Indianapolis Hospital

George Morgan a prominent farmer of South Linton was taken to Indianapolis this morning for treatment at the Methodist hospital to overcome a general toxomic condition.

George Morgan South Linton Indianapolis Methodist Hospital

Historic Union Jack fragment presented to Hythe town

A fragment of the Union Jack from H. M. Victory at Trafalgar has been given to Hythe England. The flag was once used to drape Lord Nelson's coffin.

Battle of Trafalgar Hythe England Lord Nelson

Thought for the Day reflects on guilt and persuasion

A concise moral note states that a guilty man requires no jury of twelve to admit his guilt. The line suggests inner conviction surpasses formal verdicts.

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