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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1923

Page

6

Texas Klansmen Break With Atlanta Over Klan Chaos

San Antonio Klan and other Texas units adopt resolutions to withhold money and information from Atlanta headquarters amid internal disputes over control. Texas Kleagle George W. Keeling says Texas klansmen demand changes and may invite imperial officers to address the issue.

San Antonio Texas Ku Klux Klan Atlanta George W. Keeling Kleagle San Antonio Klan David M. Rittenhouse Philadelphia John D. Humphries

Aunt Elizabeth’s Dilemma Stirs Newspaper office Mystery

In a 1923 Western Newspaper Union tale, editor Dick as Aunt Elizabeth hides a male identity while advising engaged readers on independence. Maisie’s visit collides with a real confrontation as the undercover editor faces a personal interview request that threatens his disguise.

Elizabeth Maisie Aunt Elizabeth

New Clothes Put Forward as Health Prescriptions

The article suggests actors propose that new garments bright with fashion are healthier than medicine for a wife, imagining a husband eagerly buying jumpers fur coats and pearl strings to comfort her during minor ailments.

Fallacy of "Schools" Says Both Arts Have Their Paths

George Sand notes that realists favor prose and idealists favor poetry. She argues that weathering the future will reveal both camps rely on favored individuals. The piece contends that the notion of fixed schools will fade like changing fashions.

George Sand

Dismal Prospect and a Child’s Remark

A Chicago Tribune fragment recalls a couple leaving home with a child, returning to find a three year old alone with the sentiment that he must stay with a “grandmas” crowd. The blithe comment captures a child’s lonely view of adult departures.

Chicago Tribune

Early bookplates from Germany to England noted

Bookplates began in sixteenth century Germany with designs by Albert Durer in 1524. Cardinal Wolsey owned some of the finest English examples by 1525 showcasing quaint and charming designs.

Germany Albert Durer Cardinal Wolsey

Unity of Citizenship Motto At Voteecho Jefferson

A concise quotation emphasizes that a government rests on the will of all and that the life and liberty of every citizen matter to everyone, attributed to Jefferson.

Jefferson

Must Get Up Despite Sleep and Poverty Warning

Brief proverb-like note quoting a biblical verse about diligence. Aimed at urging action and warning that idleness leads to poverty and dependence on danger. Emphasizes urgency and moral instruction from a religious source.

Solomon

Frenchman Named Celestin Faces Death For Murder

In Rodez France June 25 Ivan Celestin admitted guilt and asked the judge for the death penalty for killing the father of two and causing the death of the mother from grief. He told the court I am a scoundrel and deserve no pity and begged to be sent to the scaffold to expiate my crime. Before his execution he asked the orphans for their forgiveness.

Rodez France Ivan Celestin Celestin

Starched collars and a clever Spanish rival

The piece notes that Queen Elizabeth era collars originated from a Spanish rival who hid a neck blemish. It likens her to a fox and cites a historian claiming a woman known for a yellow starch recipe was hanged at Tyburn for another crime. Starch dyes included white yellow purple blue or red.

Queen Elizabeth Bess Tyburn

Oxford Girls Show Cupid

Among 12 067 women who graduated from Oxford University 657 have married. The figure highlights the relatively low marriage rate among alumnae and the social trends affecting Paris society.

Oxford Oxford University England

The Old Beau's Regret

A witty age deflating line shows a rich suitor lamenting how courtship has shifted from sincere declarations to mere polite attentions. The speaker contrasts past romance with present formality in a mockingly rueful mood.

It Is Not Much Use to Gay I Can Says Transcript

A short aphorism from the Boston Evening Transcript notes that belief or intent gains meaning only when action follows. The quote emphasizes resolve and execution over empty assurances.

Boston Evening Transcript

The Wiss Rich and the Ranks of Rent Increases

The piece discusses wealth disparity and housing costs, noting that affluent landlords push up rents while poorer residents bear the burden of raising families. It frames this as a commentary on economic inequality and housing policy.

Indianapolis Market Prices for Wheat and Cattle

Local market notes show wheat prices around 1.05 per bushel with mixed figures. Livestock quotes list hogs at 7.80, steers 10.60 to 11.25, calves 7.00 to 8.00, and bulls 5.25 to 6.00 per hundredweight.

Notice of Final Settlement of Lenah Maddox Estate

James H Maddox as administrator presents final settlement of Lenah Maddox estate in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Indiana. The September term 1923 on September 6 requires heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why account and vouchers should not be approved. Clerk David F Bland signs. PD W McIntosh attorney.

James Hi. Maddox Lenah Maddox Greene Circuit Court Tames H. Maddox Bloomfield Indiana David F. Bland Greene PD. W. McIntosh

SARGENT'S BROWN BUS LINE TIMETABLE BICKNELL TO LINTON

Bus timetable lists routes and stops for Sargent's Brown Bus Line between Bicknell and Linton with stops at Edwardsport Westphalia Sandborn Marco Irene Lyons Sv. Bicknell and Linton to Bicknell. It includes departure times from Bicknell for Vincennes and return runs with day and evening schedules and notes special p m runs.

Sargent’s Brown Bus Line Bicknell Linton New Linton Edwardsport Westphalia Sandborn Marco Irene Lyons Bicknell Linton Sv Lene Lyons Bicknell Lv Dene Bandborn Edwardsporg Gelt Ar

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