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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
3
Figures show July delivery twelve times greater than January for a typical residential ice supplier. Ice demand is seasonal with winter low and year round need, making winter losses on every ton and spring and autumn breakeven rare. Preparation for peak June to September demands heavy investment in ice, staff, and wagons.
A railway grade crossing warning argues for sober thinking to avoid tragic outcomes. An Iowa hospital patient recounts a near fatal crossing accident and admits foolish haste caused his injuries. The tale underscores danger from drivers underestimating train speed and acting on whims.
Unclaimed letters listed include Miss Helen Hester Chas McMillan Chas H McBride Harold Reynolds Miss Mary Rayman and Chas McBride. Call for these letters and say advertised. All advertised letters require one cent postage.
Doctor Smith, a former high‑profile physician jailed six years for blackmail, is invited by Governor Jay to operate on the governor’s son. After a tense bargaining stand, Smith agrees to perform the life saving surgery unconditionally, earning a pardon that arrives just as the boy nears recovery.
A landlord announces plans to convert a residential building into a hotel, provoking concerns over rising rents. The exchange notes tenants face higher costs and loss of affordable housing, framing the issue as a matter of dignity.
A store advertises ample amenities including rest rooms free telephones writing desks and jazz parlors. The seller boasts exceptional service claiming you get so much service you can't buy anything.
A quip labels Tongans as the snobs of the Pacific. The tale notes Queen Victoria's son bypassing Tonga for Australia, with locals claiming the queen feared the island's beauty of its ladies.
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