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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
6
Emporia Kansas June 10 A statement by William Allen White in the Emporia Gazette condemns offering 25 cents for stray dogs delivered to the city pound to be killed. He questions city administration and urges compassion for boys and animals, arguing boys prefer simple pay to animal harm.
A sharp comment torpedoes local sentiment as residents recall a brutal comparison: a person who would value a quarter over a stray dog, stirring outrage and calls for accountability among the Emporia community. The remark underscores concerns about youth behavior and public morals in the town.
Universal presents Across the Deadline a Frank Mayo starring photo play directed by Jack Conway at Nicklo tonight. The story from Clarence Buddington Kelland features Molly Malone Josef Swickard Russell Simpson Wilfred Lucas Lydia Knott Frank Thorwald and William Marion with scenery shot far from Universal City. The piece argues the North offers real drama beyond melodrama and outdoors.
A compact aphorism states that a woman should be kissed or left alone but never asked for or kissed. The reflection appears attributed to Nivit ist with a terse moral on respectful conduct.
Ridgeley the cashier at Opera Trust fights a noon robbery in which a thief demands the safe. Ridgeley pockets the cash he helped retrieve but hides the money behind the correspondence cupboard, avoiding capture as police close in. The episode reveals Ridgeley’s guilty conscience and cautious bravery in a tense bank raid scene. The president and officials praise Ridgeley for recovering the funds even as they question his underhand actions.
A peculiar dialogue describes a phrenologist noting an unusually developed sump of knowledge yet lacking mental acumen. The speaker claims personal memory of a skillet incident from this morning as corroborating evidence. A citizen wants an ad to sell it.
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