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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
3
The piece explains that paying for goods is paying for service and that many people contribute to production. It argues service quality hinges on work, efficiency, and reliable staff, suggesting high grade service depends on key factors.
A fragmentary sequence lists times for Sullivan Dugger Linton with sessions at 9 00 a m 10 00 a m 10 45 a m 12 15 p m 1 00 p m and 2 00 p m, suggesting a timetable or event schedule without context or dates. The readable items indicate a day’s program slots but lack details on event names or participants.
A simple treatment softens and loosens corns easing removal. The method claims to reduce pain during corn care and helps patients pick away affected tissue without discomfort.
United States infant mortality in 1919 was 135 deaths per 1000 births and maternal mortality rose to 7.4 per 1000 births. The United States lags behind 6 foreign countries in infant mortality and 16 of 17 in maternal mortality, with many deaths preventable by maternity and infancy public measures. New York Maternity Center data show far lower maternal and infant mortality, and successful infant welfare programs in other cities and countries reduced deaths through birth registration, health visiting, clinics, trained attendants, hospital care, and mother and public education.
At Annapolis on June 3 President Harding awarded diplomas to the naval academy graduates. He expressed the wish that the nation would never be called to fire a gun and urged the young officers to serve in defense only when aligned with American conscience. He framed defense as essential but warned against crusading for a new order.
A London Daily Chronicle correspondent recounts a fatal duel between two golden eagles seen near a road in Inverness shire. A herd keeper’s son witnessed the birds clash, one collapsing dead while the other stood victorious with its beak in the dying bird’s throat.
Bremerton, a penniless Framington boy turned famous, returns by West bound Limited. He seeks a human tale from a reporter as he nears Lizzie Gray, his first sweetheart, now married, and confronts a choice between exposing his past and reclaiming happiness with her. The moment reveals whether the story will be his life again or its quiet, permanent loss.
All local candidates in the recent municipal primary filed itemized expense statements with the city clerk. For mayor, Paul Fry spent 47 dollars, John W. Ledgerwood 92.50, James Wakefield 16.25. For councilmen-at-large, Maurice Baumstein 25.50 and Enoch Murphy 6. Cletus Gill spent 16.25 for clerk. The list completes the filing and the fall derby preparations proceed.
Immense deposits in Peru's Minas Bagra region hold an estimated 26 million pounds of metallic vanadium ore. The world’s 95 percent of known reserves are attributed to this mine, signaling a major potential supply source.
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