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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1921
Page
3
The piece extols funeral directing as a highly specialized profession focusing on scientific embalming, dignified handling, and reverent burial rites. It emphasizes three essentials: thorough training, years of experience, and a genuine love for fine work, shared by Harry Welch Funeral Director who promises “Always Ready With the Best of Service.”
A Nash seven passenger car carrying eleven people wrecked near John Chestnut's residence, Bushrod, when it struck a culvert wing and rolled over. No fatalities. injuries include a broken hip to a lady and shoulder hurt to Noah Lynch. Two babies survived a 30 foot toss from the vehicle.
William Braden, aged 73, of Jasonville, died at his home after a weeks long illness. He leaves a widow and four stepchildren, including Mrs. D. M. Puckett. A brother of Mrs. Columbus Richards, he was a longtime local figure. Funeral set for tomorrow at 1 pm at the home, with burial at Fairview Cemetery around 3 pm. Masons from Jasonville and Linton will conduct the grave service.
In a bustling avenue, the cheerful Little Lady in Lavender befriends Edith Vance on a stage journey. They bond over shared loneliness and form a plan for social outings with Mrs. Jackson, Edith's father, and the others. The romance between John Vance and the Little Lady blossoms as they share tea, lunch, and hopeful future meetings.
The opah or moon fish, called Mariposa in California, is a broad flat deep-bodied species reaching up to 400 pounds. It lives in open seas offshore, rarely appears, has no scales, and a maroon brocade with white spots. Its flesh is rich but few taste it more than once as sightings are uncommon.
Sun spots are seen as signs of the sun's decline with spots growing more frequent as time passes. Astronomers and meteorologists monitor the phenomena closely, noting that spotted areas run cooler than the bright regions.
A humorous exchange prompts a misread reaction at a speech. Mr Peckton recalls being coached to refrain from applauding but ends up applauding his own suggested point, causing offense to Mrs Peckton.
A former neighbor once called Ind Tinkings kind-hearted for helping a fly, but public view has shifted. He is now described as untidy and out of step with local decorum, reflecting a change in how small acts are perceived over time.
Neighbors note Sam Truex of North Liberty Indiana looks well and active after taking Tanlac for years of stomach trouble influenza weakness kidney and liver issues and rheumatism. He reports gaining fifteen pounds and renewed appetite energy and sleep. Tanlac sold in Linton by W J Hamilton and druggists.
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