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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
1
Al Feldman, a fifty year old traveling salesman with a vanished fortune, confronts his failing life in a hotel room. He vows to reform and take a bigger last chance with a ten thousand dollar order from Jones & Co, while the hotel stenographer’s smile hints at temptations he vows to resist.
The Scientific American asserts American made vacuum tubes are costly yet more desirable than common European tubes. It notes better construction and grid design, yielding more uniform performance. Fewer American tubes may be needed to achieve the same amplification compared with European tubes.
In Freelandville Indiana on a Saturday evening 17 year old Norman Kahre aimed a loaded 16 gauge shotgun at William Harting and discharged it through a window striking Harting multiple times. Harting an orphaned 21 year old works at a mine and stays with Charles Kahre. Dr Fox treated him and doctors do not expect serious injuries.
Nashville Tennessee June 18 Two weeks after Governor Austin Peay refused a request from Audrey Barnett a 28 year old of Lawrenceburg to be electrocuted the woman died at her home from knife wounds. She had previously attempted to kill herself after the governor rejected her plea for death by electrocution or drugging.
A fleet of rum ships anchors about seven miles off Atlantic City as auxiliary cruiser craft circle the armada. Smack crews report embargo runners have landed up to 2000 cases of Scotch whisky and champagne in the past week, despite guards on the alert.
A Louisville Courier-Journal snippet notes trouble at a girls school as the facultylock horns over power struggles. The tense dispute raises concern for students and staff, signaling potential disruption for the campus community.
Ed Whitehead of Paris Illinois died from gunshot wounds at Union hospital in Terre Haute after an alleged Monday night shooting in Shirkieville. His wife Della Whitehead, 53, surrendered to Sheriff Armstrong on a manslaughter charge. She claimed self defense amid his drinking and attack. he said she was intoxicated.
The article argues that ignorance and false ideas lead to vanishing forests. It urges giving today’s children intimate knowledge of nature to prevent repeating past mistakes, ensuring future generations avoid similar harms.
James H Maddox administrator presents and files account and vouchers for final settlement of Lenah Maddox deceased in Greene circuit court Bloomfield Indiana. He urges heirs creditors or legatees to appear at September term 1928 on September 6 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk David F Buand certifies the seal. attorney H McIntosh noted.
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