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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1923
Page
1
Secretary Wallace told American farmers that prices will be disappointing unless production tracks demand and that three years of low prices did not stem from reduced exports. He cited eight crops and animal products showing postwar export gains, arguing exports were not the cause of low farm prices.
Washington reports the American Legion led a conference result adopting a civilian flag code and authorizing a permanent committee to spread it nationwide. The measure urges teaching the Star Spangled Banner, seeks uniform school flag displays, and requires pledges and respect for the flag from all public employees.
A brief, reflective note warns that envy lies deep in the human heart like a viper at the bedside, urging vigilance against envious impulses and their negative pull.
The text identifies Buddha also called Gotama Sakyasinha as the founder of the Buddhist religion and notes his death around 60 B.C. This compact historical claim places the founder and a rough date in ancient times.
The Greene County Board of Review in Indiana will hear taxpayers complaints on personal property assessments at the courthouse. Hearings are scheduled by township across June 20 to June 27 1923, with final day for corporations and equalization on June 27.
The article notes lingering superstitions about a funeral meeting a wedding procession. If a woman’s funeral passes, it forebodes ill luck and early death for the bride. if a man’s funeral, the bridegroom would die soon. In northern England there is a belief that weddings should not occur with an open grave in the churchyard.
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