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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1924
Page
2
A collection of short items and satirical notes from the Linton Daily Citizen includes comments on Bolshevism fashion, Bryan’s political status, a jazz name contest, and light humor about holiday debts, postal matters, and a Spanish editor challenging Ibanez to a duel. The bits mention Sol’s northward journey and mild political observations.
Zealous officials urge higher pay for postal servants and consider cutting the franking privilege. Newton D. Baker retires from politics to devote life to bringing the United States into the League of Nations. Secretary Mellon promises prosperity while William Green predicts good times for workers.
Burri s chapel and nearby families hosted Christmas visits with relatives in Linton Evansville Sullivan and nearby towns. Indiana Central student Jerre Goodman spent vacation with parents and several gatherings included the Goodmans Bedwells Spear and Padgett families and local ills improved.
Prof. Emil Lederer, in the Frankfurter Zeitung, describes a psychological grip of colonial rule in India. He argues that white Europeans feel compelled to act as masters, reinforced by climate, hospitality norms, and relentless servant service, creating a protective valet system that shapes a white man’s worldview.
An Eskimo letter from a geological survey party led by Dr. Philip S. Smith details explorations in northern Alaska's Colville and Unakserak rivers. The team, with 88 dogs and three sleds, aims to reach the coast before the September freeze, using canoes thereafter.
In a dialogue, Mrs. Johnson asks if the couple will invite friends Tompkins and his fiancee to their home. The husband replies he prefers entertaining pals at restaurants and lightly rebuffs the idea, saying his dislike is only partial and not severe.
The article explains that insect tracheae function like lungs for humans, branching throughout the body and sometimes extending into wing veins. It notes that insect blood fills the body cavity instead of circulating through vessels, and oxygen reaches it via the tracheal system.
The text notes perfumes did not gain vogue in England until Queen Elizabeth I's era in the 16th century, while Scotland reportedly had no widespread perfume production into the later period.
An advertising offer promotes a complete book of 50 cross word puzzles bound with a hard cover and Venus pencil. It claims educational value and vocabulary growth. Readers are urged to order now with postpaid shipping and COD options. The publisher is ARWAL CORP Dept A1180 799 Broadway New York NY.
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