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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1921

Page

4

Ellis Richmond Dead Coal Miner at 3 T Year

Ellis Richmond well known coal miner of the city died at 11 30 this morning after five weeks illness. Cause not definite but thought to be poisoning. He was 3 T years old and survived by wife and five children Joseph Mary Buster Robert and Dollie. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.

Ellis Richmond Second Street Joseph Mary Buster Robert Dollie

German U boat sinks after chase on Lake Michigan

A German U-boat U C 97 was sighted off Gary and chased by a gunboat a revenue cutter and a submarine chaser with aircraft overhead. After a volley of shells it sank at noon, leaving oil and wreckage as the freighter captain signaled surrender and the escort withdrew. The episode references postwar U boat destruction under the Versailles treaty.

Chicago Lake Michigan Gary U. S. S. Wilmette Germany Versailles

China to limit armaments spending for two years

Dr V K Wellington Koo, Chinese representative to the league of nations, notified the league secretary that China will implement the assembly's recommendation to cap armament expenditures for the next two years at the last year’s appropriation. China is the first nation to officially announce adoption of the measure.

London V. K. Wellington Koo League of Nations League League Assembly Geneva China League Secretariat Assembly

Handles Set Them in Style This Umbrella Season

Manufacturers report women buyers favor umbrella handles for looks over cloth durability. This season features fancier handles with ivory amber and celluloid materials to attract shoppers.

Hopelessly Out of It Jud Tumkins Affects Role in Politics

Jud Tumkins says he would be active in politics if not for his status as a felon, unable to shake his entanglements. the remark reflects ongoing legal and personal barriers to public life.

Jud Tumkins

Prospective Patient Report From New York Pines

Fragmentary note cites confusion over medical advice and the patient’s request for guidance. Unclear wording mentions an ATS doctor and questions about health treatment, with no identifiable names or concrete outcomes.

ATS Pines

Tears Idle Tears in Blue Rock Miss Willis Story

In Blue Rock Miss Willis, famed for tears and heighted self pity, recalls youth with John, his city life, and a later marriage to another, leaving her an old maid on a back porch. The tale blends memory, tea, and lavender scent in a fragmentary reminiscence.

Miss Willis Lalia Blue Hill Blue Rock John Molly

He Wore Well

Two country women argue about thrift over a purse. One proclaims a twenty year old wedding purchase remains as good as new, while the other boasts multiple marriages. The exchange ends with a quip about thrift and husbands.

John

Uncle Charlie's Whistle Childrens Tale

A girl and her mother visit her aunt and her cousin. Her uncle plays a clarinet which frightens her. When she sees him reach for it she grabs her mother's hand and says she is afraid but asks to go home because Uncle Charlie is going to blow his whistle.

Apni Ahd Lamina Hhu

A Boy Says He Has a House Full of Sisters

A family moves into a new neighborhood and an inquisitive neighbor asks Donald how many sisters he has. Without hesitation he answers with a playful line: "Oh, a whole house full."

Donald Fanny

Clean Shave by Lightning Stroke in Bearded Man

A famous case reports Gaul tier, a French doctor living at Clanhbry, struck by lightning his beard was shaved off cleanly and never grew back, a dramatic tale of hair loss attributed to a bolt.

Gaultier Clanhbry

Buttercups and Gowanes Quote Reflects Reader Style

A brief quotation about buttercups on the grass and Gowanes contrasts readers who mistake simple beauty for vast wealth, citing Longfellow. The line comments on affluence of thought and misperception of value in nature versus riches.

Longfellow

Dream of Expectation Signals Safe Path or Change

Dream interpretation links expectation to safety in ongoing pursuits. If the expected person arrives, the course is wise. if not, course adjustment is advised. The notion frames outcomes in terms of anticipated support guiding actions.

Monkey business and evidence of simian acts charged

Fragmentary unreadable text mentions monkey business and Roger, with unclear context about banging onto a job and a name Bacray Masertut. The source is too garbled to determine specifics, dates, places, or organizations.

Roger An. Sostry Bacray Masertut

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