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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
8
Ellis Searles of the United Mine Workers Journal argues that rising mine wages are not responsible for the steep anthracite cost. He cites labor cost gains from 1913 to 1918 and notes retail prices in Scranton rose far more, urging readers not to blame miners for gouging.
The passage argues that self assessment is unreliable and performance proves true ability. It contrasts egotistical fools convinced of destined greatness with great men who doubt their powers even after achievement.
A fragment shows Lucretia Borgia planning poison in a meal and Rolanda urging mercy with a dessert instead. The dialogue hints at court intrigue and treachery surrounding a supper plot.
In a testimonial from Cannelton Indiana, Olive Bolin describes grave frailty, poor appetite, and constant fatigue. After taking Tanlac she regains energy, appetite, and sleep, gaining weight and declaring herself in the best health. Tanlac is sold in Linton by W. J. Hamilton and by local druggists.
Creston holds a tale of envy and reform as John Ward’s opposition to David Barry turns to tragedy and eventual transformation. Barry’s mercy frees Ward’s son Bryce from danger, prompting Ward to rethink his rigid stance and the two families toward reconciliation. The story ends with Ward beginning a change in heart and Barry guiding him toward a better path.
A young woman dressed for a ball misreads herself in a mirror and climbs into bed by mistake, a lighthearted anecdote reported by Exchange. The incident highlights absent-mindedness, though not common in youth, as it unfolds in a gentle, humorous note.
Nine countries have accepted invitations to participate in the first World's Poultry Congress to be held in The Hague next September.
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