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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1921
Page
3
When you pay for anything you buy you are paying for service. The price compensates for the service rendered by many people, often unseen. High grade service rests on training and experience and their desire to do fine work.
TERRE HAUTE June 6 On July 1 the Southern Indiana railroad will transfer to the St Paul and Milwaukee line subject to Interstate Commerce Commission approval with a hearing set for June 22. The move expands coal traffic reach, linking about 47 mines and a potential 750 coal cars daily, with future growth projected beyond a thousand cars. The transfer boosts northwest markets and coal operators while prompting mine upgrades to match Illinois coal grades.
In ancient Rome during Nero the state dinner featured lavish courses eaten while reclining. The menu included cormice stewed with honey, pepper sausages, plums with pomegranate kernels, peas, beef kidneys, lobster, birds stuffed with confections, sugar loaves crusted with caviar, bear haunch, eels with peaches, turtle soup, and over a hundred wines.
The lilac, from Persia and southern Asia, traveled to Europe and America becoming a universal spring favorite. Puritans first brought and planted it in America, perhaps to recall England or for its scent, noting its glorious purple hue and simple, sometimes awkward beauty.
A brief social observation notes class tensions with the poor facing metaphorical wolves and the rich dealing with a woman’s interference as a cook is tempted away. The piece contrasts class pressures and domestic disruption in a sharp, satirical tone.
In January a girl in a pink blouse works at a hotel window packing cases as a man across the street watches. Strong Lewis, warned by his wife, confronts the situation then follows Mary to the door where she agrees to meet him later. Johnny Deland learns of the affair and waits for news, while Mary reveals plans with Lewis to marry after a costly country show and a future home.
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