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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1923

Page

4

Death of Mrs Lyda DeLay in Indianapolis

F M Browning of this city receives news of daughter Lyda DeLay death at 7 this morning after several weeks of illness. Aged 51, she was predeceased by her husband. Surviving include her father, brother Charles Browning, half siblings Alexander Owens and Mrs Frank Hamilton. Remains to be transported to Sandborn for church funeral at 11:30 Sunday and burial in Sandborn cemetery.

F. M. Browning Lyda DeLay Indianapolis DeLay Linton Jamie Curtis Charles Browning Alexander Owens Washington Frank Hamilton Sandborn Sandborn Christian Church Sandborn Cemetery

Funeral closure at noon for Humphreys infant son

The Peoples' Trust Company will close tomorrow at noon for the remainder of the day in deference to the funeral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Humphreys.

Horace Humphreys Peoples’ Trust Company

How Much a Bushel Reaches London Exchange Low

London reports marks fall to 320000 per pound a new record low on the London Exchange down 15000 from yesterday.

London London Exchange

Tetanus Death At Petersburg

Fred Kilpach son of Rev C M Kilpach died of lockjaw at his Petersburg Indiana home at five yesterday after a masked hand injury last Thursday while employed by the Globe Mining Company. He is survived by his wife and one child.

Petersburg Ind Fred Kilpach C. M. Kilpach Globe Mining Company

Indiana Gas Prices Rise One Cent Nationwide

Indianapolis June 1 gasoline at Standard Oil service stations and tanks advanced one cent a gallon today according to P A Serrin assistant manager of the local offices.

Indianapolis Standard Oil Company P. A. Serrin

Australian children show physique advantage by parentage

The medical service of the education department reports a NSW survey of 98,577 boys finds children with two Australian parents are heavier and taller at all ages than those with mixed or foreign parentage. Girls show the same pattern.

Australia Medical Service Department of Education New South Wales

Influence of Wealth and Wisdom on Business Proposals

A reflection on how love of money and worldly wisdom shape business plans. Urgency drives action, yet discernment of God’s will is urged as essential in guiding choices. John Woolman is cited as the source of this journal excerpt.

John Woolman

In Training. A Moving House Near the Rail

A speaker settles into a new home beside a railway. He fears sleep disruption but is told he will adapt in a few nights. For the first week he sleeps in a hotel. The dialogue conveys adjustment to adverse noise with optimism.

Stockholm Kasper

Origin of the Letter Q and its Tail

The Letter Q derives from the French queue meaning tall, as it is an O with a tail. Its name reflects the long form of approaching sound and its visual relation to the letter O.

Queue

Banana Leada Food Production Leads Yields

Banana Leada Food Production notes that the banana yields far more food per acre than any other plant. The text states the banana's yield is about fifty times that of potatoes and around one hundred fifty times that of wheat.

Ill-breeding and its effects quoted by Bulwer-Lytton

The excerpt discusses a universal sensitivity to ill-breeding stemming from ignoring others. It reframes social manners as a duty across ranks and natures, stressing consideration and its absence as a shared human flaw.

Bulwer-Lytton

Tin Use Across Ages

Metal long in use. Tin is found in the East Indies, Bolivia and Cornwall in cassiterite or tin-stone, a compound of tin and oxygen. Tin was known to the ancients and has been found in Egyptian tombs.

East Indies Bolivia Cornwall

Pennsylvania railroad raises wages for miscel labor

In Pittsburgh on June 1 an advance of 2 cents an hour was announced for miscellaneous employees of the Pennsylvania railroad central region retroactive to May 1. Elevator operators watchmen freight house laborers storeroom laborers messengers janitors and porters are included. The raise applies uniformly across locations.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad Central Region

Real Progress Through Constructive Labor

George L. Berry states that true human progress comes from constructive contributions we personally undertake and commit to in our assigned work.

George L. Berry

Scoffs at Klan Suit in Washington Claim

Imperial Wizard H W Evans dismissed the Atlanta suit filed in the name of David M Rit tenhouse Philadelphia as a worthless effort. He said he never heard of Rit tenhouse and called the restraining order against Klans funds a laughable measure.

Washington Ku Klux Klan H. W. Evans Evans David M. Rittenhouse Philadelphia Atlanta

Smugglers Captured Near Tarpon Springs

Forty two Spanish and Italian immigrants were detained at Tarpon Springs on June 1 for trying to slip into the United States. They paid $140 each for passage and promised entry. The group was taken to Tampa jail for detention.

Tarpon Springs Fla United States Tampa

To Clean a Solitaire Ring by a Designer

A designer advises cleaning a solitaire diamond ring by using a tiny soft feather. Gently pull the feather back and forth between the prongs and under the diamond to satisfyingly remove dirt and grime.

The Former Easier Picking From a Boston Transcript

A fragment quotes the Boston Transcript stating you can pick souls by their questions and wise men by their answers, reflecting a cautionary line about discernment and judgment.

Boston Transcript

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