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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
3
A reflection on death and grief urging thorough training and professional pride for funeral directors to provide compassionate, reverent last rites and meaningful service regardless of cost. The piece emphasizes the role of experience and care in easing loss for the bereaved.
A brief transport notice outlines the L and M Motor Line schedule from Linton through Dugger to Sullivan with departures and arrivals at listed stops. The fragment indicates a multi town service without dates.
The Morris & Castle exposition company arrives in Linton with twenty five train cars of equipment and animals. The show features fifteen attractions including a water circus wild west act motor dome and the new whip ride. A Booth exhibit presented by Tennessee Attorney General Bates is offered to visitors tonight free of charge. Performances run nightly from 7 30 until midnight through Saturday with proceeds aiding the local baseball grounds.
The East End Horse Shoe Lenels show growing interest and list standings as of Saturday evening. Keller has 4 wins 4 losses and a .500 winning percentage, Gillum and Shepard 3 wins 5 losses at .875, Wills and Scherb 1 win 2 losses at .338. Games start daily at 6 o'clock. all are invited.
Kansas high court affirms Crawford county judge’s one year sentence for contempt against Alexander Howat, president of the Kansas miners union, upholding the industrial court law as a valid police power act. The decision rejects jury trial for contempt and holds the injunction valid. The case may advance to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Ex president Wilson told four Princeton undergraduates representing the Woodrow Wilson Society that he plans to keep his ideals actively before the public. He said he is keeping in touch with political developments but did not say how he would participate in public affairs. The visitors presented a letter signed by 600 Princeton students praising his leadership and idealism in peace and war as tribute to Princeton’s foremost graduate.
Dreamland tonight shows a big serial titled The Ranger and the Law at 10c with all seats. Tomorrow features Ruth Roland in The Avenging Arrow, a new serial. Wednesday offers The Avenging Arrow followed by Her Unwilling Husband on Thursday with Blanche Sweet. First class pictures and music program promised.
A Western paper notes a humorous toast at a wedding in Boston. The Wiseman wed Ling Solomonized at the bride's parents home, as reported by the Boston Transit section.
The Daily Citizen adds two veterans to a previously published list of Stars and Stripes carriers in Dixieland. The new entries are Harry Tryon and A. J. Hattebaugh, extending the donation of service noted in the earlier piece.
An English novelist first views Broadway aflame with electric signs and remarks on how much brighter it would be for those who cannot read. The piece notes the origin of the term buccaneer from Tortuga and traces its roots to French boucan meat curing.
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