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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
6
The Grand opera house reopens on Friday June 17 after closing May 31 for extensive repairs and improvements. A Daily Citizen reporter notes transformed walls and ceilings, a newly redesigned proscenium arch and stage, and new scenery, with the Loyal Order of Moose owners and manager Robert Scherer praised for their enterprise.
Dreamland presents a mixed program of Westerns, topics, and comedy with Sub and Sambo tonight at 10 and 26c. This week features The Ranger and the Law, a Ruth Roland serial, Blanche Sweet in Her Unwilling Husband, Bars of Iron, and The Sheriff’s Daughter along with in pictures and music.
Allan Warner and Beatrice clash over home chores in a tense start to spring cleaning. Beatrice fumes at endless duties while Allan quietly adapts, then returns home to a warm, renewed atmosphere as both choose heart and house cleaning. Their evening ends with a renewed spark and a playful kiss.
A university life reflection attributes progress to individuals and small groups rather than crowds. Prof A EK Zimimer notes history starts at fireside conversations among friends, whose selection becomes a crucial duty for students. The essay highlights leisure as the catalyst for forming lifelong companions through college life.
Advice for starting house plants indoors and gradually exposing them to outside air. Use a cold frame if possible and cover at night. If glass is unavailable, cover with prepared cloth as a cheaper satisfactory alternative.
A Kansas City Star quip suggests a well-chosen hair net may be wiser than a toupee for a man approaching baldness, highlighting humorous fashion cautions.
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