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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1925
Page
2
Telephone bills are due and payable at the office of the New Home Telephone Co the first of each month. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the tenth of each month. If disconnected for non payment service will be restored only in due course of business and upon the payment of 50 cents restoral charge. New Home Telephone Co. 1110
Classified rates and ads policies mix with a local editorial note on Mesopotamia's map claim and a string of opinions. Mentions include prewar silver dollars value, Senator LaFollette battlegrounds for 1928, a municipal ice rink idea, and Judge Anderson’s promotion seen as removing a danger, described with sharp editorial tone.
The Seymour Tribune notes Dr. Sherwood and Republican candidates campaigned on state government economic reform. It questions his request for a 50 percent salary increase within 30 days of taking office as a state superintendent. It argues voters contracted for two years at $5,000 annually and Sherwood should have spoken up before the election.
Old Timer Henry C Streitelmeier known as Dutch Henry recalls his forty one years in town. The column notes his arrival by steerage and his habit of bringing his own food aboard, reflecting on the long history since that voyage.
An old health admonition urges daily reminders to treat colds promptly with Father John’s Medicine to prevent grip pneumonia. It warns against patent medicines and opium products that numb the body and weaken defenses, advocating nourishment and early care to fight illness.
The piece recalls a traveler hiding seven gallons of rye on a voyage and a New Year’s Day blizzard of 1863. Emanuel Dixon and Senator Humphreys remember the bitter cold, a split hickory tree, and a soldier’s burial near Sullivan. It notes plans to flood Seventh Street for an ice rink and Red Mill era skating to White River.
Notice to non resident informs Guy Hewitt to appear in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Indiana on February 6 1925 to answer or demur to Ethel Hewitt's divorce complaint. Complaint filed February 21 1925 and latest appearance date fixed by affidavit. Clerk David F Bland signs. 1924 notice date and docket reference 12-27-1-3 10.
A compact reflection on prudent speech urging brevity and self restraint in discourse. It notes that listeners tire under long talk while urging individuals to pay their own reckoning rather than the entire company. The quote emphasizes that people prefer not to be treated as if they owe more.
An advertising offer for a bound book containing 50 cross word puzzles with a Venus pencil. The copy promotes the product as a brain boosting, educational pastime. It invites orders by mail or COD, with postpaid shipping and a special offer for Series 1-2-3 at $4.00 through Darwal Corp. Dept A1180, 799 Broadway, New York.
The Kimberly diamond fields are tightly guarded with fenced inclosures and fine wire roofs to prevent theft. Natives are barred from removing any diamonds, with only clothing allowed to be taken out after thorough search.
A short exhortation urges readers to shake off dullness and depression by adopting a cheerful approach. Laughter and courage are recommended as remedies to brighten perception and mood.
In England a gift of 10000 pounds supports a movement to teach clergy to speak and read clearly so congregations may better understand services. The initiative aims to improve public speaking and literacy among church leaders across communities.
The singer Douglas asked for air but the audience took the cue instead. The moment captured a brief pause in the performance as the crowd reacted. No further context available.
The Koran, meaning The Read ing, was written on palm leaves and skins each bearing a separate revelation. They were scattered in a chest and published three years after Mohammed's death, preserving the early scripture in fragments later compiled.
The Greek legend says Argus, a guardian with a hundred eyes, watched over Io but was transformed into a heifer by Juno. Mercury later killed Argus, ending his fearsome watch.
A sunken garden lies in a former quarry area at San Antonio Pexus. The site was once an abandoned quarry and later served as a bathing pool and now functions as a garden space.
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