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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
7
A glossary of how speech sounds P V BLO U W PF and M form with the lips and lower bulb. The lower lip enlarges from frequent use, crowding the mouth corners. In many mouths the lower lip is larger than the upper. Inverting the head highlights the movability and visible lip differences when a person talks.
Roosevelt asserts two success kinds one rare genius who can act and achieve and another common success from ordinary qualities. He argues most people labeled successful are not geniuses but possess standard capabilities that lead to achievement.
In the upper Amazon a tribe divides tasks by craft with clothing and farming, weapon construction, and notable pottery. Their battery production features jars large and thin yet strong, with some small vessels as delicate as paper in texture.
A Brooklyn Bugle note laments past times when horses could be shod without mud and rain and riders did not trek miles to fetch hay or supplies, contrasting progress with older routines. The piece preserves a nostalgic view of farm life and travel.
A playful guide urges vibrant living with phrases about staying in the pink of health and doing things up brown while treating people white. It promotes being well read and stepping outdoors onto green pastures under blue skies for balance.
The Jeffersonville inn at Egypt road and Ridge pike near Valley Forge, built in 1765 and fired on during the Revolution, stood between British and American lines. Known as Tom Brown inn, it drew prominent Philadelphians and remains a storied site with slanted floors and history of skirmishes but declined after Prohibition began in 1920.
The article notes St John s Church Richmond born from colonists at the viaduct and churchyard. It recalls William Byrd s gift of ground and Richard Randolph s completion around June 10 1741 with later enlargement and a costly tobacco funded payment. Patrick Henry sacred speech in 1775 and a historic convention to arm the colony are highlighted. Vera Palmer Richmond Times Dispatch.
Poem excerpt honoring the Fourth of July with imagery of Liberty, Old Glory, and historic battles. References to Trenton Brandywine Yorktown and Continental soldiers celebrate national pride and unity under liberty. Copyright 1922 Western Newspaper Union.
The passage recalls General George Washington using a building as his winter headquarters as the Continental Army endured severe conditions on scarce rations and urged for a hopeful spring.
A 59 inch muzzle loading shotgun used in the 1775 Bunker Hill battle and 1815 New Orleans action, loaned to the State Historians in Columbia by P. J. Hainey of Barnard Missouri. The weapon bears the same lock stock and barrel worn but intact with a patch box and tallow used to grease balls.
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