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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
3
Advertisement for a bound book of 50 cross word puzzles with a Venus pencil, priced at 1.35 postpaid. Promises educational value and mind improvement, urging immediate orders. Special offer includes postpaid Series 1 2 3 4 for 4.00 from DPARWAL CORP New York.
A crude account describes Craeci Way and the Chippewa using live squirrels as bait to catch fish. The narrator notes the method is cruel and untrustworthy, but acceptable to them, as the squirrel is fastened to a hook and dragged in the lake to attract large fish.
The milk fund gains five dollars from the Woodmen of the World to aid needy school children. Additional gifts today include D. A. Stewart contributing five dollars. Fund is used daily for the intended purpose and no money is diverted.
Circuit Clerk David F. Bland reports licenses to wed: John H. Harrah and Nellie B. Deve of Switz City. Gaylord F. Chapman and Thelma L. Mood of Bloomfield. Grayson J. Dixon and Dorothy A. M. Ransom of Jasonville.
The Ladies Aid of the Saron Reformer church met at Mrs. Henry Klink's home with good attendance. Mrs Jacob Hahn was elected treasurer, replacing Miss Louise Strietelmeier who resigned. An upcoming market was announced. Next meeting set for Mrs. Cleo Doidge's home.
Earl Newman returns from Indianapolis where his wife Mrs Newman is hospitalized at Robert Long hospital awaiting brain tumor surgery. The operation has been postponed for about ten days to monitor developments.
The Talitha Cumi class of the First Christian Sunday school will meet tonight at the home of Miss Irene Morgan at 7 30 o clock.
Telephonic manufacture needs 120 million pounds lead 1.2 million antimony 66 million copper and 12.6 million pounds paper to produce 63 million feet of cable enclosing 30 billion feet of wire.
The quotation argues study must enrich life and avoid vanity or idle busywork. It frames learning as a meaningful pursuit that nourishes humanity rather than mere display. Edward Dowden is referenced as the attributed source.
The London Times notes edelweiss is not rare and grows in hidden sites such as Brompton churchyard. The article contrasts popular belief that edelweiss only grows in Alpine chamois habitats with sightings in urban and overlooked locations.
The Roman choir renowned worldwide will give its only Hoosier State concert in Washington Indiana next Wednesday evening January 21. Sixteen world famous soloists will appear under Maestro Antonio Grimaldi, the Sistine Chapel bass in Rome. Reserved seats cost 3 to 5 dollars and may be ordered by mail with payment.
A reader phoned the editor to commend a published article. The caller spoke in praise and the editor had to summon Mian to end the call.
A fragmentary exchange among onlookers recalls a man named Ron who reportedly did not act violently after being rejected. One person claims he returned and proposed to a girl, while another quips he must have dealt with the matter differently.
A concise reflection notes how speakers seek depth and length in their rhetoric, suggesting what orators desire beyond superficial words. The proverb-like remark implies that lasting impact comes from content over mere duration.
Coat of arms began as insignia embroidered on cloth worn by knights to be seen in battle. Today, arms are inherited and may be traced via the Heralds College in London England which grants arms to individuals who can maintain the dignity of the grant.
A satirical note from the Cneffinati Enquirer mocks a wife’s view that a husband should always take her advice. It suggests she enjoys criticizing him when he fails to show personal willpower in decision making.
United States army statistics show blue eyed men outperform brown eyed men. Of 1000 men qualifying for marksmanship 605 have blue eyes while 395 have brown eyes.
An immense flower advertisement features a basket of blossoms arranged as a house in London. The display promotes a recent flower show, drawing attention with an oversized floral motif and domestic setting.
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