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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
1
Betty and a narrator discuss choosing Valier's Enterprise as their baking solution. The exchange emphasizes confidence that using Enterprise ensures the baked goods will come out correctly, signaling a trustworthy product or brand in a domestic setting.
Greene County daily notes list disposed civil docket cases including Slinkard vs Bucher with $197.19 plus $28.96 attorney fees and Mary Luallen granted a two year non remarrying divorce. New suits filed include Foreclosure and partition actions, several divorces, custody and property disputes, and a suit for $5,000 damages after an auto wreck.
Four bears visit the Grand opera house performing on stage between film showings. They display education through tricks, including a bear said to roller skate, in an enclosed arena as the feature of the evening.
Asa Miller, 34, jailed for first degree murder of his father George Miller, 74, with a fence picket after a Friday dispute over mules. Oscar Simpson, 82, Miller’s boyhood friend, visited the jail and says he believes Miller did not intend to kill. Miller plans to plead guilty at arraignment. trial set for September term in circuit court.
Chicago June 23. Illinois and California lawmakers will introduce bills to halt traffic in human glands after Harold F. McCormick’s case. Illinois reps O Grady and O Brien plan actions, while San Francisco Assemblyman Hornblower leads the coastal effort. He says selling life giving glands is unjust for men or women.
A California writer ponders what civilization means by describing a street corner scene. The author notes waiting for a long sequence of transit and vehicles including streetcars, cars, motorcycles, bikes, trucks, fire engines, police, an ambulance, and a funeral passing before safety allows crossing the street.
Letitia Maxfield rules her Victorian living room while mother Mrs. Maxfield exerts quiet tyranny. Albert Crafts pursues marriage, but Letitia fears leaving mother’s side. A late twist reveals Mrs. Maxfield eloping with Mr. Stryker, shocking the household and triggering mixed feelings in Letitia and Albert.
A colored man asks his minister to speak more often and plainly. The minister replies he lacks in lightning but makes up in thimdah, a playful remark on delivery and sermon style.
A middle aged man recalls a former extravagant life of theatergoing smoking and champagne, now living quietly at home with a pipe and water. A young bachelor notes the strong will and a married man agrees, reflecting on personal restraint.
A Boston Transcript brief laments rain misery and rheumatism woes. It notes wet weather compounds discomfort for sufferers while framing rain as a hindrance to daily life. The tone mixes humor with practical sympathy for those affected.
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