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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
2
The piece notes a sense of inconsequential news now that the World Series is over and mentions Indiana opinions on D C Stephenson. It also references Linton Halloween activities and a looming crowd, plus a provocative parade idea by bartenders' union members.
After the baseball games end the city campaign looms closer with rising interest. The Washington Pittsburgh game chatter outpaced campaign excitement, save for the candidates who show comparable energy.
Dr Arthur MacDonald drafts a bill proposing weighing Congress members brains and publicly revealing the results. Some call it a waste of time as the prior revelation showed no measurable weight.
Mrs Mat Mooney of Dugger spent today in Linton. Mrs John Coffin of Anderson has returned home after visiting Mrs Amanda Hixson in this city. Miss Amelia Jamison of Coal City is visiting relatives and friends in Linton. Miss Emil Sargent left for Bloomington to visit uncles Donald and Robert Sargent and families. Mr and Mrs George Graham and daughters Lucille and Ruth of Indianapolis returned home after visiting the Thomas Lucas family in this vicinity.
All the small vexations of life serve a purpose in moral discipline. They test character and reveal true temper. The piece notes that even a man who bears death with resignation can be unsettled by minimal opposition to his views or plans.
A newborn in Bath England weighed three pounds at birth and was placed in an incubator. The infant was fed a teaspoonful of milk each hour and gained weight rapidly as treatment continued.
Mandy Merton frees her husband John for fishing after a haircut. A cyclone hits while John, mistaken for an escaped convict, is captured and imprisoned in a hollow tree. The storm reveals a hidden wooden box containing the secret treasure of highjackers, discovered by Mandy’s firewood.
Reader notices list winter apple prices from 50 cents to 1 50 per bushel and storage charges, along with a local real estate offer for four room houses on a bargain street in Lin ton, plus a Sullivan Indiana contact. Also included are a hunting notice restricting access to a Greene County farm and a national accident society ad offering auto policies with commissions.
Smaller ships sail from the ocean into the Gulf of St Lawrence and St Lawrence River, thread through canals, pass Lake Ontario, and enter the Welland Canal to reach the Great Lakes, enabling continued inland connections for shipping.
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