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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1921

Page

6

Pioneer Thomas Douthitt Dies at 76 in Pleasantville

Thomas M. Douthitt known as Uncle Tom, a Jefferson township pioneer, died at his Pleasantville farm on Saturday after a stroke. Survived by wife Lydia Wells Douthitt and four sons F M Douthitt Sullivan W T Douthitt Terre Haute G E and Elliot Douthitt Jefferson township. Born April 2 1845 he served one term as county commissioner and remained active in Democratic politics. Funeral at Indiana Prairie Church held at 10:30 a m today.

Pleasantville Ind Thomas M. Douthitt Jefferson Township Douthitt Tom Lydia Wells Douthitt F. M. Douthitt Sullivan W. T. Douthitt Terre Haute G. E Elliot Douthitt Tom Douthitt Sullivan County Lydia Wells Democratic Party Indiana Prairie Church

Edith's Little Flirtation Reveals Mount Desert Gossip

In 1921 readers learn Edith Moore and sister Elsie, both tied to stories of Bar Harbor, face news about Edith's engagement to George Turner and a flamboyant Frenchman turned American, Monsieur Rambouche, who caused public intrigue with his past.

Monsieur Rambouche Bar Harbor America Edith Moore George Turner Elsie Moore Edith Mount Desert Elsie George France Monsieur New York Monsieur “Rambouche Eisie

Tanlac credited with dramatic recovery in Evansville tale

Mrs. Lula Townsend of Evansville credits Tanlac with restoring her health after six years of illness and extreme weight loss. She reports regaining sixteen pounds, improved liver function, and renewed appetite. The piece also recounts social anecdotes about Edith, George, and Monsieur Rambouche, concluding with questions about George and Edith’s later actions.

Taniac Lula Townsend West Iowa Street Evansville Indiana Tanlac Linton W. J. Hamilton

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