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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1921

Page

2

Wage dispute ends in regular love feast

Chicago June 10. The second wage reduction hearing before the United States railroad labor board ended with a show of peace and amity as 1650 railroad workers and employers urged cooperation. Counsel F W Sargent urged leniency on the eight hour day and vowed compliance with board decisions. Pullman Co. contested entry. board to rule today. A previous April 1 decision interpretation prompted debate on national agreements. A decision is expected soon.

Chicago United States Railroad, Labor Board F. W. Sargent Chicago & Northwestern Sargent Sergent Pullman Barton Ooard

Peggy O'Day In March Winds And The House Of Many Faces

Peggy O Day returns from New York with plans to see the Follies but discovers a transformed self. A vivid account follows her leap into masking at a mysterious House of Many Faces where Peggy, now radiant and fulfilled, becomes a compelling partner in life.

Maid of the Orient Peggy O'Day New York Prince of Wales Peggy Cairo Peggy O’day J. Houser & Sons, Decorators Wanamikers Chinatown Washington Square Fifth Avenue Broadway Village Yvonne Margaret S J. Houser & Sons Nippon Mr. Harnden

Woodchuck Hard to Capture in Steel Traps

The American Forestry Magazine notes woodchucks trap themselves by gnawing off a leg if needed. Some specimens pull the trap to a burrow and hide, clinging like an armadillo, making retrieval a heavy task for hunters.

Woowoodehues

All Right With Sam Quotations Rural Dialogue

A dialect dialogue from American Legion Weekly features Sam and Rastus debating a threat of violence and a playful boast about pleasure. The exchange centers on raising a fist and letting it drop, with humorous undertones about watering watermelons chickens and pork chops. It captures regional vernacular and social tone of the era.

Rastus Sam American Legion Weekly

She Missed Those Saints Party Etiquette Remark

A religious colored woman examined a print of The Last Supper and asked who were St Anthony and Francis of Assisi. Told they were not in the group she exclaimed that all the saints were invited to the party.

St. Anthony Francis of Assisi

Quote on political and domestic loyalty by Senator Sorghum

A senator likens a politician's public declarations of love for country to his treatment of his wife. He suggests that the more a man professes love for nation, the harsher his conduct toward his spouse may be. The remark critiques presumed virtue and exposes hypocrisy in public life.

Senator Sorghum

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