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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
7
The Welch establishment announces free ambulance service with round the clock readiness and no charges. Call No. 48 for service using modern ambulance and motor equipment.
Mrs. C. A. Sheets of Ft. Wayne says the Tanlac medicine cured her flu related weakness and stomach pain after three bottles. She notes her husband also recovered quickly and credits Tanlac with restoring energy and appetite. The ad claims Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Shadrach and Jerry, bound by a housework pact after Melissa’s death, face romance and temptation as Jerry pursues Miss Sally Dakin and Shadrach allies with Widow Marthy Tripp. A misread vow is burned, and both men spur a double wedding after the pact is tossed into the fire.
In a tale of greed and superstition Higgins inherits Aunt Myrtle’s house and a parrot named Flouflou. He murders the original bird to secure wealth then buys a replica. The second parrot kills Flouflou, leaving Higgins to confront a haunted fortune.
The excerpt describes visiting Mr Watts in his studio where screens and curtains hid the easel while observers waited. When the screens were removed, the narrator faces Watts and responds that he is engaged in the act of warm clean linen, reflecting a literary quotation from Thomas Carlyle as cited in the Whistler Journal.
A moralizing professional warns the drunken guest that misbehavior will land him in the gutter. The guest retorts that his prior lodging already had electric lights running water and a cap to gall him in the curing.
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