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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
7
The Welch undertaking establishment will provide free ambulance service as part of a policy shift toward service first. This marks a new step in their commitment to public assistance and rapid aid.
An expert engineer conducts a survey of the flectrng plant, inspecting components and evaluating condition for potential repair or upgrade. The continued report from page 1 notes preliminary findings and next steps.
In 1922 Indiana, Jim Leroy, a junior partner, discovers lunches disappear from his desk at the office. Miss Molly Baldwin quickly becomes a suspect and then a confidant as Jim investigates. Molly confesses taking the lunches to save money, and Jim proposes.
Henry Spencer of 415 East Street, Watertown, declares Tanlac restored his health after a year of decline. He reports weight gain from 135 to 150 pounds, restored appetite, relief from gas indigestion headaches and dizziness, and renewed energy enabling him to work as before. Tanlac is sold by good druggists.
The article recounts early Scottish prohibitions on golf in Edinburgh. Parliament and later town councils forbade playing on Sundays and Sabbath observances. Historical quotes describe penalties and public bans as golf faced official suppression for generations.
In Crimson Gulch Three-finger Sam notes Cactus Joe held two straight flushes in one night. The partner confirms and hints such luck won’t lead to further party invites.
A host frets over a guest who voices loss of appetite during a meal. The host fears other guests will notice the empty plate gap. The exchange ends with nervous tension and concern.
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