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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
8
Judge Chamberlin ruled that a 1915 Indiana wage law section imposing penalties for late wage payments after an employee quits or is discharged is unconstitutional and oppressive. Leo Bruns had sued Spacke Machine and Tool Company for $189, arguing noncompliance.
A telegram announced that Gilbert Cox son of William Cox of Edwardsport would be sent from New York for burial in Edwardsport. Another telegram said Chauncey Barr, son of Michael Barr, killed in action in France, was sent from Jersey City and may have a Sunday funeral if the body arrives tomorrow.
A fragmented note describes a crowded path to a hut and a freer road toward a land of abundance, attributed to Rich mond with a misspelled pseudonym.
William Higgins of South Bend credits Tanlac with restoring his health after three years of poor appetite sour stomach and sleepless nights He reports weight gain improved kidneys and back condition and says he now tolerates supper coffee well Tanlac sold in Linton by W J Hamilton and leading druggists.
Ezra Dockrill faces a tyrannical wife Melinda as she scolds and schemes to keep him from reunions and courtship. Old friend Greg Parsons offers a cure that hinges on Ezra joining the army again, risking Flora and Maywell’s happiness in a comical domestic triangle.
A clash unfolds as a young suitor insists on marrying the daughter for fifty dollars a week, while the irate father dismisses the offer as inadequate and ridiculed for not covering even streetcar fare. The dialogue mirrors a tug of economic expectations in a romance-friendly era.
Reporter quotes Mr. Stormington Barnes saying the show did not have a long run but notes several pleasant long walks during its run. The interview focuses on memories rather than duration or milestones.
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