06 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1922
Page
1
Rev. D Heitmeyer讲述 Luther 及其时代领袖如何建立新教，称其为 revolt 及 reformation。讲座概述五大教派起源、分歧成因与“圣经为信仰唯一规则”的核心原则，强调各自自由与神的主权。
A young man on South Main street had a severely burned arm after sleeping by a campfire they built while riding a freight train toward Terre Haute. Police Chief Harbett provided first aid using volaline and carbolic acid before bandaging the injury. the other youth accompanying him said they were broke and seeking work and they continued toward Terre Haute.
A clever Paris thief used a tiny monkey carried in a muff to steal rings and brooches from jewelers. The animal emerged from the muff to grab items while the thief stayed at a distance. A shop detective, aided by mirrors, finally spotted the ruse.
Use a thick paste made from magnesium carbonate and benzol to renew grease or finger marks on paper. Apply a small amount with the fingertip and rub lightly. Benzol evaporates quickly. Brush the paper with a clean soft brush after. Test on waste paper first.
Carlyle calls music inarticulate speech that leads to the Infinite and expands sympathy. Spencer ranks music atop the fine arts, praising its role in human welfare and broadening the horizon of mankind.
A quotation notes that extreme facial hair does not guarantee farming skill and shaving may relieve discomfort, reflecting a humorous exchange. The line jokes about the man with the longest whiskers facing an ironic disadvantage in farming.
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