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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
3
Senator Ralston cites Democratic resilience as Indiana contemplates a rural police bill. The Citizen questions details, cites labor opposition, and notes uncertainty over state police control and bonding. The piece urges stronger church funding and disciplined budgeting, calling for pledges and prompt payments.
Indianapolis markets summary lists hogs and steers price ranges, calves bulls and wagon market items. Grain prices show wheat corn oats and hay with quoted shifts and ranges including old corn and new corn.
A bound volume of 50 cross word puzzles sold postpaid for 1.35 with a Venus pencil included. The ad promotes educational value and vocabulary growth, urging immediate orders by mail or COD. It notes a special offer of Series 1-2-3 for 4.00 from Darwal Corp, New York.
Peggy Page, quiet and thoughtful, grows unhappy with her glamorous family life until she discovers a modest house and a homeless man named Bill who becomes her equal and her fiancé. He plans to marry a wife from a different world, and Peg’s practical love helps them build a life together in a home that fits.
The text reflects a quote attributed to Tooke via Samuel Smiles about learning through error. It emphasizes discovering what will not work and the idea that making mistakes leads to discovery, noting that one who never errs may never discover. It cites intellectual philosophy and friendship with the comity through doing the good.
The list assigns colors to planets with Mercury described as pale ash and Venus as brilliant straw. Mars is named reddish ochre, Jupiter bright silver, Saturn dull yellow, Uranus pale green, and Neptune as the same color as before.
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