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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
3
Dominick Garziato a wealthy Brooklyn high school pupil is held pending investigation into stabbings of his friend Fred Hernandez son of a Costa Rican millionaire. The quarrel arose after another girl sang a ditty invoking Ruth Ashton.
A prose explanation says love’s springtime madness is caused by extra moisture in the season. The piece links the weather to why poets write, people fall in love, and work is neglected. It frames affection as a natural, climate driven phenomenon.
The article notes that major Toman roads had a 16 foot paved width. It claims paving declined in the Middle Ages and links this to epidemic spread due to worsen travel conditions.
In Brazil Indiana on November 5 a thief or thieves stole a package of freshly laundered table linen from the First Presbyterian church lecture room. The launderer had been left inside with an unlocked door, leading to a loss of about 75 dollars worth of cloth. The church now must buy new linen.
Classified notice from J C Fritz Finance Blog offering a used Underwood typewriter for rent. Includes contact details and rental terms.
Large stone pots measuring around ten to twelve feet were unearthed near ancient ruins by early settlers. The rediscovered vessels appear to be ceremonial or storage wares, shedding light on the region’s prehistoric life and trade. Researchers plan further excavations to confirm dating and origin.
A fragmentary notice notes in Leyden, Holland, a senior book titled The Peeper Secrets of Medicine was found or sold unopened at a death desk, with only fourteen words readable.
Officials may condemn private vacant land to establish needed athletic fields under a recent reich law. The measure aims to provide play areas and recreation spaces, prompting debate over property rights and public benefit.
The United States spends over Shou,000 a year on candy and less.
The bride to be is Lady Elizabeth Harris daughter of the Earl and Countess of Malmsbury. She will marry John Freemantle son of Lord Cottlesloe, a noted oarsman of England, in an upcoming ceremony.
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