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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
8
A hostess explains that shoe squeaks come from leather layers rubbing. Shoemakers fix by opening the side and inserting felt or pegs into the sole to stop the sound. The method disrupts the friction causing the squeak.
The Vincentian Sauffriere erupted on April 80, 1818 creating a circular crater over half a mile wide and about 500 feet deep. The overwhelming blast thickly clouded Barbadoes, about 100 miles distant, with volcanic ash and debris.
King George opens the Ulster parliament in Belfast with a peace appeal urging Irishmen to forbear and unite for a new era of peace. The visit proceeds without incident save for a police action in the Upper Falls as eight suspects were pursued and three found armed.
Anna M. Lowndes, 17, seeks 10000 dollars from Rev. RB Duckett claiming she was held as a prisoner for thirty minutes and stood on her head at a society office. She alleges bruises and lasting harm after the incident near Raleigh and Washington. Duckett formerly led churches in Raleigh and Capitol Heights and is now allied with the Prisoners Aid Society.
Sergeant Crawford tracks Tom Pierce across the border to a Canadian cabin where Pierce lies dead. Elsie Pierce begs for mercy and confesses love, but Crawford refuses, bound by duty. A neighbor names Yellow Heel, seeking revenge for a killed brother, and Crawford notes the boundary limits his action.
Miss Cayenne comments that reviving the phrase gentle reader is unlikely as readers have become impatient and dignified citizens, making the old convention scarcely worth catering to.
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