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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
1
The speaker argues that Welch prices are down and among the lowest, inviting independent verification under the principle of "Service First" when planning funeral arrangements.
Police pursue two suspects in a Newberry railway station burglary case. Herbert Gleason, 21, Dugger, and Roy Richardson, 19, fled after a tip led to searches of their homes. Evidence tied to a rebuilt speedster and stolen Ford parts, including a new motor, connects the pair to the break in and earlier alleged store robbery.
A church gathering at Ilene Park in Burris Chapel Morvan Valley and the U B church of Linton featured Rev. Robbins preaching in the morning followed by a noon dinner. Afternoon river baptisms numbered 27 immersed and 8 sprinkled. Local residents and visitors including Ira Shake Audria Padgett Mae Poole and several Bedwell families were noted visiting Sullivan and Linton with travel to Terre Haute for a school session.
A real estate agent tours a vast western England estate with a prospective buyer and his wife. The young agent, attempting American-style bravado, extols the parks meadows and woods as the car winds through lanes. He ends with a flourish, declaring, And there’s sunshine for you. There’s a sun. Can you beat it.
Atchison Globe editors argue that men remain game despite a past that has not been attractive, stressing resilience and hopeful resolve in the face of hardship. The column frames masculinity as steadfast under pressure and history.
In 1922 Laura Stanhope, assistant to the Stowe Children’s Home matron, pursues a suspicious advertisement for a mother to two girls. She meets F D Graves, assists in a tour, and discovers a chance to become governess. She later joins Graves’s household and moves on, though she hides the reason for her initial intrusion.
Karl Young argues in the North American Review that modern readers and critics are more enlightened about Shakespeare. He says contemporary attention focuses on the plays themselves rather than textual controversies, noting renewed interest in Macbeth Desdemona and Hamlet.
The American Forestry Magazine notes that during winter nuthatches creepers kinglets woodpeckers forage for eggs and hibernating insects, while in spring many arboreal birds such as sparrows thrushes and warblers migrate through forests and destroy about 90 percent of newly hatched caterpillars on tree surfaces before they grow larger.
A historical note explains the origin of the phrase cut off with a shilling. It describes English law where an heir not named in a will was forgotten, so a nominal one shilling bequest proved the heir had not been forgotten.
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