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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
5
An elderly Salisbury reader reports relief from seven years of female trouble after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims her baby was born on Peace Day and urges other women to try the remedy for displacement, backache, and related woes.
George Bonham purchased the 21 acre old county fair ground east of Linton to revive the Linton agricultural fair and half mile race track. He plans to form an organization, rebuild stalls and buildings, and hold a grand fair in fall 1922 with broadened regional turnout. The purchase follows a Daily Citizen editorial urging revival.
In Indianapolis on June 14 the public service commission ordered the lease of the Chicago, Terre Haute & Southeastern railroad to the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad for 999 years. The order takes effect July 1 and confirms an earlier announcement. The line runs from Chicago Heights to Westport.
Jules Strausin was fined in Squire Meurer's court at city hall for killing two homing pigeons belonging to Charles Momence. The total cost to Strausin was 21 dollars and 90 cents. Parties live in the southwest part of the city. Henry Bordenet represented the plaintiff.
A Feltham quote describes discontent as ink poured into water that darkens the fountain, clouds the mind, and fixes attention on the evil rather than remedies, illustrating how dissatisfaction consumes focus. The fragment presents a moralizing insight on emotion and perception.
A Boston Transcript columnist notes that when gossips spread rumors they rely on imagination to supply currency, reflecting on how rumors gain traction in public discourse.
The quote contrasts a college man’s self-image with how he portrays himself to his girlfriend and how he tries to appear to his professor. It presents a middle ground between illusion and reality in student behavior.
The quotation emphasizes that style and clear thinking define agricultural expression, noting Hughley’s view that practical farming insight relies on concise, disciplined reasoning. It frames clear thinking as a hallmark of effective agricultural communication and decision making.
James Wrightman seeks advancement and love with Esther Granger but his firm rewards him after a court win with lunch for Miss Boatwright. Esther sees him with the other woman and departs, while James and the boss celebrate. Esther grows anxious and plans to confront him. A ball and a late call set the stage for a confrontation and reconciliation.
A couple debates a missing ring stone then laughs at a glass diamond swap. The wife fears ruin from the loss but the husband reveals the gift was a $25 glass diamond saved $575, planning a celebratory dinner.
A compact meditation traces writing mania through history with terms from ancient and modern thinkers. It cites vanity from a preacher in Jerusalem, Bergson's graphomania, Juvenal's cacoethes scribendi, and Solomon's simple yet powerful label, all while noting uncertainty about the actual path of the proverbial cow.
Judge Jud Tunkinits notes some motion picture stars seem to spend more on lawyers than on writers. He observes a shift in focus toward legal battles over script quality, reflecting industry tensions and costs.
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