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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1922

Page

3

Ogle Addresses Gouging Claims Amid Coal Price Row

Indianapolis report cites A M Ogle of the National Coal Association rebutting John L Lewis and urging union mine production as relief. He criticizes prior central competitive talks and notes indictments, urging the international officers to negotiate district agreements while idle miners await work. The piece blends economic dispute with a unrelated fictional aside.

Indianapolis A. M. Ogle National Coal Association John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis Wilson

Deal Squarely With the Boy Quote by Franklin K. Lane

A reflective quotation from Franklin K. Lane emphasizing square dealing with boys. It argues that helping a boy become strong and good serves the nation, urging that every boy should receive an absolutely square deal.

L Franklin K. Lane

Princess Mollie 1922 overheard praise sparks romance

Mollie eavesdrops on Ada and Grace Sumner as they discuss the prince's affection for Mollie. Grace argues the prince is sincere though Ada worries men are fickle. The scene reveals Mollie's inner wish to hear herself praised and the tension of potential love.

Mollie Alberto Ada Grace Molle Abiss Grace Sumner

Dialogue on Teaching a Hen to Lay Eyes

An exchange in the Boston Transcript contemplates teaching a hen to lay as many eyes as a fly or as few eyes as a hen with a wry flourish. Desirabie is quoted on the playful notion and its absurd premise.

Boston Transcript

Thoughts After Forty

A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a reflective voice on aging and memory, likening the mind to an old horse that may race if forewarned of a flogging yet loafs when given a chance. The fragment conveys a wary, wry mood about mental effort and motivation in later years.

Louisville Courier-Journal

If a Man Worries His Wife Thinks Him Foolish

A proverb contrasts worry with marital support. It notes that if a man frets, his wife calls him foolish, while if he shows no worry she accuses him of neglecting responsibilities. The message highlights gendered expectations in relationships.

Mars Basks in Sunshine Report

Astronomers describe Mars as a world with blue skies and bright sunshine, noting the planet’s daytime glow and clear atmosphere as observed in recent studies.

Mars

Oh Splash From a Story Breathless Moment

A brief romance scene captures two swimmers meeting eyes in a tense, intimate moment as they move closer in the water. The line hints at budding affection and the intensity of their connection in the pool setting.

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the Man Glidden & Evers Advertising North Michigan Avenue Chicago Wolford Hardware Co N. Main Street A. A. Thomas E. Vincenes St Fanny L. F. van Zelm Western Newspaper Union I AM Ogle Prince de Grazia Princess Mollie Susan G. Bowles McClure Newspaper Syndicate Vincennes Street Shady Beach Elliston Bridge Ford Parts Ford Paul Fry Linton Motor Sales West W. H. Wakefield South Main Street Frank M. Welch Will C. Welch Hamilton
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