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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1954
Page
2
A ceiling decoration at Hook House Wiltshire reveals late models of the Ark and the Dove, ships that carried Maryland colonists in 1633. The artifacts belong to Cecil and Anne Arundel Calvert in a display during June.
A column riffs on old times and newspaper lore. It recalls carnival street fairs of the 1890s 1900s and explains why editors use the number 30 to mark the end of a piece. The piece cites theories from presses in Utica to ancient Sparta and ends with a quip about the federal budget.
A June 9 1954 Open Forum letter from Blanche Cross Sandborn argues against lavish school receptions citing a 200 to 1000 dollar trend for student events while comparing costs to aid in India and Africa. She urges focused use of funds toward scholarships and practical memory over spectacle.
The Daily Citizen outlines ad rates per inch and per line for classified notices and ads not of purely special news character. Rates include 60 cents per inch for display ads and 15 cents per line for fading notices, with 2 cents per word for classified ads and a 60 cent minimum. Ads must be paid with copy and come with responsibility for accuracy and reliability.
Pastor Robert Wilkes discusses Jesus Christ as the supreme teacher from Matthew 5 1 3 noting the Sermon on the Mount and the call for Christians to keep Christianity practical as the church of Christ. The piece reflects on two thousand years of teaching and the master’s perfection.
In Cause 5130 in Greene County Indiana Circuit Court Viola Stalcup appointed Administratrix of Anna McBride deceased. All claims must be filed within six months from first publication or be forever barred. Dated Bloomfield Indiana May 14 1954. Frankie Justus Jr Clerk Beasley Beasley attorneys for Administratrix. 6/3-10
T 4 L a keratolytic fungicide.SLOUGHS OFF tainted outer skin exposing buried fungi and kills on contact. Leaves skin like baby's. In just ONE HOUR if not pleased your 40c back at any drug store. Today at Hamilton Drug Co Bern's Drugs Dugger.
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