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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
4
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Jennie McCain to Amos Gillett on June 1 in Sullivan Indiana. Both well known residents, they have many friends here who wish them happiness. The bridal couple are currently in Bruceville and will reside in Vincennes.
The degree staff of the local Rebekah lodge will go to Pleasantville tonight to confer degree work in the reorganized Pleasantville lodge. About thirty of the local degree staff will confer the work.
Mrs Thomas McKinney who has been critically ill at her home on Third street southwest is resting much better today and her condition is improved. Miss McKinney was formerly Miss Mabel Suthard.
The Wanita club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 at Mrs. Andy Stewart's home. A good attendance is desired.
Indianapolis measures market activity with hog receipts at 6500 improving to 35 to 65 cents, best heavies at 12.65 to 12.80, cattle dull with steers around 10.35, cows and heifers 6.50 to 10.50, sheep steady with tops 7.00 and lambs to 14.50, calves steady to high with tops 10.00 and bulk 9.50 to 10.00.
Smith’s Bible dictionary cites four brothers James Simon Jude and Judas with Jesus. The article notes Jesus had three sisters while scripture does not specify their number or names.
The text argues laughter at self tickling is unlikely because self stimulation lacks surprise and suspense. It claims tickling depends on astonishment and uncertainty of duration, which self-tickling cannot provide, making genuine ticklish laughter unlikely.
A remist woman asked a doctor how to lose weight. He advised a strange regime. “Push your self away from the table three times for a day,” he said. The remark appears in the Topeka Capital as a humorous exchange.
A fragment reflecting Benjamin Franklin on method and wit. It ponders whether inserting a joke serves a purpose and how lighter thoughts may aid or illuminate serious reasoning, while the mind weighs the weightier content.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky dialogue with names and phrases about appearance and perception. The readable bits suggest a social scene or humor piece, with characters debating whether spectacles fit a person and an aside about thinking there is freedom or clarity.
A. Capen of Hudson Massachusetts was photographed with his wife and their latest born. Capen aged 75 is father of six children by three wives. His oldest son is past the half century mark.
In a London address Lord Birkenhead stated that England has no desire to imitate the United States in curbing rum running. Secretary Jardine told a Chicago conference that motor trucks will not overtake railroads as transport. David Mediwether Milton and Abby Rockefeller shocked Paris by trimming honeymoon expenses.
Brief item notes a woman's remark reported in Tit-Bits from Willesden. The quote suggests fear or rumor among neighbors and the response implies public gossip. The fragmentary OCR reflects a social note on perception and talk in a London flat.
An expert chiropractor relies on his nimble two hands to perform spinal manipulation. His method aims to adjust misaligned bones and ligaments to restore nerve connections and health, portraying manual care as the sole rational treatment.
Pope and Pope Chiropractors offer ten years of experience with Fatho-Neurometer service free to locate trouble anywhere in the body. Calls answered night or day. Phone 176. Located at Linton Trust Building.
The fragment discusses how the term minute derives from a sight fraction and the practice of noting small details that might escape attention. It explains minutes as a memory aid for members and for permanent organizational records.
The passage argues that belief in rapid ancient human rise is flawed and asserts that studies of ancient dry land suggest civilization predates earlier estimates, with evidence showing people living higher than current populations in some respects.
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