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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
Bicknell Indiana reports grim news as a faithful Shetland pony, a companion to miners and local children, perishes underground. Ten miners failed to reach the animal after rescue attempts were halted by foul air. lanterns went out 20 feet below surface, confirming the pony’s death.
Elmer Q. Oliphant known as Catchy directs the Union College team at Schenectady New York. In a recent meet the college captured most honors, sweeping the event with top performances.
Mrs. Otto Froeschke and her young daughter Mrs. W. T. Cushing, along with Mrs. Jennie Miller Delores Hagaman and Camille Beaublossom of Lawrenceville, motored to Sullivan this afternoon. A Citizen Want Ad Will Sell it.
John A Williamson of Vincennes reports Tanlac as a complete remedy for long standing rheumatism and stomach pain. He says he now sleeps through the night, has restored appetite, and is free of stomach trouble. Tanlac is advertised as Nature's remedy and sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
The Woman's Bible class taught by Mrs Lilian Wolford and Mrs Mollie Barry held a pleasant gathering at Mrs Cruise's home. Plans were made for a church chicken dinner and a new communion table, with contests in social hour led by Mrs Fuller. Officers include President Mrs Ab Talbott and Secretary Mrs Fuller.
George E. Wilks, former assistant manager at Newburg Trust, faced a grand jury indictment for theft totaling between 76 000 and 109 000 dollars from two real estate firms and the Cleveland Trust Co. Officials say he admitted defalcations and cited stock market losses and aid to friends as the motive. Harris Greech and Leonard Ayres defend the bank against the charges.
In Chicago two rival Checker drivers fought over control of taxi manufacture tied to a cooperative system. Police blame the feud for the earlier slaying of Frank Sexton and report the home of Morris Markin, president of Checker Taxicab Manufacturing, was bombed wrecking the residence and driving the family from bed. The Playhouse saloon on West Harrison Street was bombed as well.
Mrs. William Walters Mrs. Garrett Schloot and Mrs. Sam Condor of Jacksonville hosted a pretty luncheon and bridge party yesterday at Mrs. Walters home on South Meridian Street. The home was beautifully decorated and many guests from the city attended including Mrs. Jesse Weisman Mrs. W T Cushing Mrs. Jasper Schloot Mrs. Donald Schloot Mrs. Henry Klink Mrs. Peter Schloot Mrs. Will Slinkard Mrs. Frederick Cravens and Mrs. Homer Fordyce.
The 500 club met yesterday at the Elks home on North Main street with good attendance. It was decided to hold a bridge party next Friday. Each member will bring a guest.
A reflective line on love and reciprocal affection. It suggests loving what is lovable in others brings love back, easing life from pain to pleasure and lifting the earth toward heaven as followers of the name Love.
Guidance on heating English walnuts before use and preserving freshness. Heat through in the oven to avoid burning and keep nuts fresh for long by storing in an airtight can.
The idea imagines about nine people per square mile if the world’s total population were evenly spread over the 57,255,000 square miles of Earth. This hypothetical distribution highlights scale differences between population and land area.
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