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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1922
Page
4
Chinch bugs destroy fully 46,000,000 dollars worth of wheat corn oats grain sorghums and broom corn annually. The pests endure most climatic conditions fungous diseases and parasitic enemies, causing major agricultural losses.
Hickory remains in strong demand as the preferred wood for tool handles. The market is driven by the wood’s weight strength, with about 100 million board feet consumed annually for handles including golf tools.
A short excerpt attributes daily awakening to smiles and cheerful labor, comparing sunlit world to a bright, loving home. It invokes Robert Louis Stevenson as the author of the sentiment and echoes a charitable, hopeful ethos for daily life.
A concise quotation notes that grumblers deserve surgical operation for their chronic trouble. The line reflects a satirical view of chronic grumbling and nuisance behavior attributed to grumblers. The author Douglas Jerrold is cited.
A compact quotation from Herrick noting that all hard problems yield to diligent searching, reflecting a timeless belief in persistence and inquiry.
President Harding will extend federal control of fuel distribution for at least a month. Despite the resignation of Conrad E. Spens, an emergency office will remain to manage coal movements and guard against supply stringency. The Spens report says bituminous supply is adequate barring severe winter weather and rail disruptions.
Linton and Bloomfield high schools meet in a keen basketball clash at the high school gym tonight at 8 15. Clerks and businesspeople will have time to attend after work as the game follows the day’s business close. Both sides are confident, promising a thrilling, well contested contest watched by a large crowd from the rival towns. Bloomfield will send a strong turnout as well.
Clinton Ind Dec 80 An overdose of mule whisky during a Christmas spree killed John Miller 37 of Blanford. Coroner C I Ragan held an inquest noting a prior hangover and later illness. Miller died at a Blanford boarding house. Funeral Sunday at 1 p m Riverside cemetery.
The Jasonville Linton road finally opens to the public with a costly build. The column suggests it may prove substantial and anticipates the Jasonville suburbs blending with Linton in years to come.
Lyons Herald reports a bridge over Four Mile ditch east of Lyons is removed for widening the ditch by a drag line digger. A temporary bridge will be erected and traffic must detour south toward Dell Wiginton's gravel road or north at the Lyons hotel corner.
The passage notes only ten cities worldwide exceed 1,000,000 inhabitants and that Russia, along with the United States, is the only country with more than one such city.
A quotation attributed to Jean Paul extols laughing cheerfulness as casting daylight on all life paths, framing a hopeful view of mood as guiding daily conduct.
The Iron Czar was a epithet for Nicholas I who ruled Russia from 1825 to 1855, a period marked by autocratic governance and conservative reform efforts.
A grandma reads a son's letter about inviting his mother to his graduation. Sylvia, Richard, and Grandma reunite after secrets of a mill owner and a missing wife are revealed. The family forgives, hosts a celebratory spread, and vows to start anew as Junior graduates with his parents and grandmother in attendance.
William J. Lemp, millionaire president of the Lemp Brewery, shot himself in his office in St. Louis amid worry over the brewery's decline and heavy financial losses. Coroner says an inquest will be held as a formality. he notes Lemp was the third brewer in the family to die by suicide.
Indianapolis mayor Shank says dancers may celebrate New Year’s Eve but liquor parties will not be allowed. Special police squads will monitor downtown hotels and large gatherings to enforce sobriety. He urges merriment without excess.
A research claim states that a child born to a father over fifty has ten times better odds of becoming eminent than if the father were young. The finding emphasizes paternal age as a strong factor in future achievement.
Antwerp Belgium has become the center of the human hair industry. Raw hair and bleached dyed Chinese hair are prepared and used to manufacture women's hair nets.
A reflective note echoes the joy of divine companionship, comparing God’s presence to a steadfast partner. The message underscores fear of life without God while cherishing the current sense of closeness as a profound consolation.
A nineteenth century style instruction explains making invisible ink by mixing twenty parts cobalt chloride with eighty parts distilled water. The solution yields a blue color when heated, signaling a readable mark.
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