A Garage For Cars That Lasts Longer Than Its Cars
A garage, well built, often outlives several cars it houses and enhances the car’s life with warmth and practical advantages. Stone, concrete, or wood options suit different needs.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
4
A garage, well built, often outlives several cars it houses and enhances the car’s life with warmth and practical advantages. Stone, concrete, or wood options suit different needs.
Dale Francis Harrison infant son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Harrison of Jasonville died yesterday morning Burial in Fairview Cemetery scheduled for this afternoon.
The verse notes that many are out of harmony with themselves and nature, warns that loss of harmony quickly leads to misfortune, and ends with a reflective line attributed to Uncle Benta Grit. The saying frames personal imbalance as a common human condition and consequence.
A servant pleads frustration after failing to fetch an item for the mistress. The mistress presses for what was requested, but the servant recalls nothing and admits forgetting the item. The brief exchange captures a moment of miscommunication and memory lapse.
Around 1870 Maxwell proposed that light waves arise from an electromagnetic disturbance in the ether. It was not until 1896 that Marconi developed a provisional apparatus specification for signaling by electric waves.
The greenfinch is the earliest riser among birds and may begin singing at one o clock on a summer morning. The note highlights its early chorus as a natural phenomenon observed in warm seasons.
Election period laxness noted as several candidates failed to file itemized expense records within the legal 30 day window. Reports show varied spending from $5 to $2,739 with several candidates tallying modest or no expenses, while Democratic filings were complete and Republican records lagged.
Unofficial returns show District No. 11 United Mine Workers leaders near certain re election. John Hessler leads with 3,600 votes over three opponents by about 1,100. William Mitch secures re election with 3,774 votes to 1,752 for John J. Rice. International board hopeful W. D. Van Horn leads. seven candidates vie for district vice presidency. A second ballot likely only for minor offices.
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