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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1925
Page
2
Public notice fragment from Linton Indiana outlines subscription and advertising terms. It lists mail and carrier rates for Indiana and out of state, with weekly and yearly options, and mentions obituaries and cards billed at regular rates. The text is partial and mixed with editorial commentary.
Civic pride is described as the core form of patriotism within a community. It arises from residents who feel responsible for their home and see itself as notably self-made. The passage argues civic pride drives public improvements and valuable community assets like parks, linking it to collective ideals and ambitions.
A local Elks committee led by David R. Scott Homer Hart and A M Beasley organized Flag Day observances for Sunday June 14 at 2 pm in the city park. Secretary of State Frederick K E Schortemeier will deliver the principal address and a noted church choir may perform patriotic selections. The event aims to be an elaborate, inspirational program and details will be published here.
Steve Moss clearing graves at Samaria near Dupgér yesterday grew faint from heat while waiting for a train at Dugber depot. He collapsed, an ambulance brought him home to Ninth Street, and he is much better today.
Science devising labor saving machinery reduces the average day from fourteen to eight hours and may someday cut the day to three hours. The human race trained to labor from infancy could face laws compelling exertion to stay healthy, similar to concerns over prohibition.
Despite gloomy reports, the United States legislature met this winter and enacted 10 000 new laws, a record pace unmatched by other nations.
Efforts are underway to repatriate former Empress Zita to Austria while most other figures including William Hoenzollern Big Bill Haywood and Emma Goldman appear unlikely to return home. The movement concentrates on Zita with limited prospects for the others.
Medical authorities assert that many American deaths result from hurried behavior, often by automobile drivers. The report links speed and rushing to fatal outcomes, urging caution and slower driving to reduce fatalities.
The statement notes that farmers form the second largest occupational group, surpassed only by those who advise farmers. It highlights the close relationship between farmers and advisory professions in the workforce composition.
The fragment notes a potential debt agreement among European powers prompting cautious U S attention and a hopeful sign from a distant ally. It hints at negotiations or signs of accord, with emphasis on diplomatic posture and future implications.
Miss Helen Humphreys of Bloomfield tops Bloomfield High School's 1925 class with a 96 percent four year average. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy H Humphreys she plans a Denver summer course in accountancy secretarial work before entering Indiana University's school of commerce in fall.
A three cent supper at the U B church Saturday from 4 30 to 7 features escalloped chicken mashed potatoes baked beans green beans slaw strawberry dessert with whipped cream pie and cake. Proceeds support church programs.
The Linton Cubs meet Lyons tomorrow at City Park in the second game of the big six series. First pitch is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Lyons’ battery features Fryé and Compton while Linton counters with Fitzpatrick and McCaligter.
Robert Scott, son of Mr and Mrs John Scott, who has been in the M E hospital at Indianapolis for several months, is reported to be much worse today. The Scotts were called there today when his condition deteriorated further.
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