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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
4
The piece stresses a highly specialized funeral profession. It cites thorough embalming dignified burial rites and efficient handling to ease grief. It links high service to lifelong devotion, training, experience, and genuine care for fine work regardless of price.
Solomon Pryor Dixon aged 70 died Tuesday at 8 30 AM at his Worthington town residence after illness. Funeral at Christian church Thursday at 2 PM. burial in City cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Herbert Sloan, three grandchildren, sister Mrs J D Allen, brother Stephen of Aline Oklahoma.
Sullivan Manufacturing co sues Mutual Truck Co in Sullivan Indiana seeking appointment of a receiver. The complaint claims Mutual Truck owes Sullivan 997.20 past due and unpaid and faces insolvency with many other creditors. Mutual Truck runs a modern factory here and was organized about three years ago.
A fragment notes a line about a beautiful book and a different fate for Dim who cannot read, reflecting themes of access and literacy. The wording suggests a cultural or educational reflection rather than a reporting event.
Mrs E J Wilson of South Bend Indiana says Tanlac restored her health after three years of indigestion gas pain and liver problems. She reports improved appetite sleep and strength gaining eleven pounds and feeling as well as in her youth. Tanlac is sold by W J Hamilton in Linton and other leading druggists.
Two fires struck yesterday afternoon in the southwest section. Levi Davis's home at 390 First Street Southwest caught fire at 4:50 PM, quickly subdued by firefighters. Origin unknown. damage under $10. Earlier, the department answered a call at 360 First Street Southwest, Ed Pankey's adjoining property, adding to a day of excitement in the area.
Ruth Roland star of The Avenging Arrow appears tonight at Dreamland with The Diamond Queen and Thunderbolt Jack in the biggest serial show in town. Tickets are 10 cents. Tomorrow features The Woman God Sent paired with a Western. Friday brings Jack Dempsey in A Day With Jack Dempsey as he prepares for the July 2 title fight.
A second program dance is planned at Moose hall on Saturday night with a five piece orchestra. Tickets are available at the Grand Nickle and Dreamland ticket windows for $1. Jazzy will play piano.
In ancient times silk came from China where raising and weaving dates back over 2,000 years before the Christian era. Early silks were so costly that Phoenician weavers unravelled tight fabrics and rewove them looser with linen, a practice noted in historical accounts.
Farmers must number and initial each egg sent to market in Denmark. Fines apply for one or two bad eggs, while three bad eggs trigger a boycott.
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