29 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1921
Page
1
The Citizen argues Terre Haute merchants should advertise locally, rejects outside solicitation, and stresses home business support. It promotes a revival program at Linton churches, with details on morning and evening services and a fortieth anniversary program led by Lillian E. Stewart and Ruby Stewart.
The First M E Church lists 9 30 a m Sunday school for all ages, 10 30 a m worship on The New Testament Church, 6 p m Epworth League on The Hand clasp of Neighbors, 7 p m evening service High Living and Cheap Religion, plus union and board meetings, prayer and choir rehearsals, orchestra practice, and notes on the Glad Game Class and 26 member Kings Heralds organized last Sunday by Mrs Russell and Mrs Earl Bohley.
Tomorrow night a lecture on False Prophets will be held at 7 o clock. A Sunday school decision day is planned with the aim to teach the bible and Christ so attendees may choose to become Christians. Morning worship at 10 45 features The Prodigal Wakes Up by Pastor D Heitmeyer.
High mass and sermon at 8 a.m. on Sundays. Weekday services at 8 a.m. daily except Saturday when services are held at Jasonville. Participants include Adam Buron.
A Baltimore Sun note hints that the phrase deceitfulness of riches may describe the crafting of income tax returns. The remark frames tax practice as a moral concern, suggesting scrutiny of earnings reports and financial reporting ethics.
A Philadelphia Ledger item notes Yap Island as an unsuitable site for Bolshevist malcontents, arguing the location would not suit their activities. The piece frames Yap as impractical for dispersing or organizing dissident groups.
In a Hagerstown Maryland testimonial Rhoda E. Carbaugh reports severe monthly pains swelling and illness followed by recovery after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the medicine and urges others to try it for irregularities headaches backaches nervousness and related female ailments.
Advertising copy extols a flour product as exceptionally refined and top tier. Claims describe origin from fine wheat, expert milling, and careful bleaching to preserve purity, portraying it as the best money can buy and widely favored.
The Indianapolis Star notes Bryan favors selecting a party leader and suggests a single man could be named to whom the size of the party has been whittled down.
An invitation to Sunday school at the Christian church with a 9:30 arrival time. Admission is free. The church plans a series of meetings starting Monday night February 14 focusing on subjects of wide interest.
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