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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
6
Seventy workers in the Monon car and mechanical department at Bloomington are laid off for sixteen days under seniority rules. At Lafayette 375 men in the locomotive department are idle for the same period. Most Bloomington staff plan home projects while awaiting conditions to decide July 1 rehire.
No game Sunday. The Giants will travel to Shelburn for a Sunday game, leaving Linton fans with an off day. Many may go to Sullivan to see the Chicago White Sox. B F Wallace's one ring circus arrives Sunday morning and the big top goes up on the baseball grounds for a busy day at the park.
Max Harding, late from college, arrives at his mother Mrs Harding’s hotel to a warm welcome and a kitchen encounter. Anne Cabot, the hotel helper who served him coffee earlier, reappears at dinner revealing a growing romance with Max as Mrs Harding notes the connection.
Forecaster notes cold and cloudy mood as host shows guest the guest room. The author discovers a familiar book among the shelves and remarks it took two years to write, revealing a personal project and a moment of shared literary humor.
The article surveys honey’s role in religions and ancient practices. It notes references in the Bible Hindu texts and the Koran, cites honey as a laxative in the Far East and an astringent old honey, and mentions Egyptian use in embalming. It also mentions egg trading with honey packaging for long journeys.
A brief note reflects on a page that mostly offers blank space and ambiguous marks. Jameson comments on the polished surface masking little substantive content.
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