Linton Annexation Ordinance Declares City Boundaries
The City of Linton Indiana enacts an ordinance defining its corporate boundaries and annexing contiguous territory. The measure specifies a long sequence of boundary points along streets and section lines, culminating at the starting point. It declares prior outside areas as annexed, and orders publication in the Linton Daily Citizen for two weeks. Signed June 20 1922 by Mayor Sevinman with City Clerk Cletus Gill. June 21-28.
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Linton
Greene County
Indiana
Ecommon Council
Fifth Street
Levciion 14
Township 7
Twelfth Street
Illinois Central Railroad Commpany
Therce
Tinois Central Railroad
Eighth Street
Matin Street
City of
Tinton
Cletus Gill
Purdue Man Hands Out Poison Ivy Information
LAFAWYTTE Ind June 28 Many people believe immunity to ivy poisoning exists Purdue declares no complete immunity Some cases of ivy disease have caused death Emphasizes washing skin with alkaline soap to remove oil After exposure Thorough washing prevents spread and aids healing A dilated rindelia extract helps inflamed areas Hot water provides relief Zinc oxide should wait until inflammation checks The ivy can be destroyed by salt solution or kerosene Pull patches by hand after rain Wear gloves and old overalls after finishing Laundering or disposal of clothing is advised Do not inhale smoke when burning ivy and avoid eye contact.
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Lafawyette
Ind
A. A. Hansen
Purdue University Agricultural Extension Department
Burris Chapel Visitors and Local Travel Report
Lex Wright and family visited his brother Jess Wright Tuesday night. Lelia Wright and children visited Dave Wright on Wednesday. Charley Moody and family and Miss Zoie Poole visited relatives in Sullivan on Thursday. The Wrights, Elmer Poole Thursday evening. Eric Goodman in Linton Thursday. Tressie and Booth Bedwell visited Mr. and Mrs. Kidd Bedwell Thursday evening. Ray Enochs and children in Linton Thursday. Rev Keys and family of Jasonville attended Burris Chapel prayer meeting Thursday night. William Hate family and son Chester visited Lou Poole Friday. Lou Fainot visited Terre Haute Friday. Jean Goodman and children from near Pleasantville in Linton Saturday. Flem Goodman and son Jerry in Lindon Saturday. Rev Jord Picids and wife visiting. Miss Mary Goodman spent weekend with her parents. Tressie Bedwell visiting relatives in Sullivan for a few days. Ollie Goodman and family from Terre Haute visiting Burris community. Willie Goodman and family in Lyons Sunday. Clarence Padgett and daughter Elsie visited Lon Poole Sunday afternoon. Virgil Isenogle and Cyril Isenogle of Lyons attended Burris church Sunday night. Will Wampler and daughter Marie in Linton Monday.
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Lex Wright
Jess Wright
Lelia Wright
Dave Wright
Charley Moody
Zoie Poole
Sullivan
Code Wright
Eli Wright
Dick McKling
Elmer Poole
Eric Goodman
Linton
Tressie
Booth Bedwell
Kidd Bedwell
Ray Enochs
Rev. Keys
Jasonville
Will Wampler
Marie
Eccentric Shelley and his life of paradoxes
A portrait of Mary Shelley era figure William Hazlitt style eccentricities in poetry philosophy and atheism. The piece notes his love of pistol practice his fear of disease and odd ailments observed by peers such as Hogg and Trelawny. It recalls debates about his intellect and the role poetry played in his life.
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Hogg
Trelawny
Peacock
Stewart Mitchell
The
Dial
East India Turbans Describe Headdress and Ornaments
In India the turban shields the head from heat with cloth lengths up to 40 feet long and 18 inches wide wrapped in many styles. Accessories include a jeweled velvet band six inches by two inches and a slate set with stones worn obliquely across the front, tied at the back with silk threads.
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East India
India
Where Becky Sharp Lived
The Christian Science Monitor notes that Thackeray’s Becky Sharp house is often misidentified as a small ground floor home near Shepherd’s Market. In contrast, the widely accepted residence is a four story Curzon Street house with a distinct front door.
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Thackeray
Becky Sharp
Shepherd’s Market
Curzon Street
Becky
Christian Science Monitor
Art and Money Making Debate for Young Artists
The Younger Companion argues art need not die when money enters the field. Many young creators doubt the worldly judgment of paying audiences. The key is to have something meaningful for ordinary people and to express it honestly while remaining understandable to the public.
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Youvrh
It Works That Way. Stiticus and Cynicus Exchange Views
A clipped New York Sun exchange ponders why Methuselah lived so long. Cynicus offers a skeptical take on biblical ages and hints at marriage motives for wealth.
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Stiticus
Cynicus
New York Sun
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