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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
1
Welch promotes sensible funeral economy and invites investigation of its low prices. The piece urges cutting needless items while maintaining respect for the departed. It highlights Welch prices as affordable and notes their ambulance service is free.
Greenville Delaware woman testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her eldest daughter who suffered internal trouble and bed rest, with years of letters from mothers and daughters endorsing the remedy. Neighbors and families share the medicine's reported value after nearly fifty years of testimonials.
Margaret Tobin of Bloomington was elected vice chairman of the Second District Democratic organization at Bloomington, filling the vacancy from Mrs. Smith of Spencer. The district meeting in Bloomington city hall discussed voter registration and organizing Democratic workers for the fall campaign. District Chairman Dave Giles presided. notable attendees included Uncle Joe Moss and several county chairs from Sullivan Greene Daviess Morgan Owen and Washington counties.
Washington June 27 Michigan once led the nation in lumber but now produces about half the timber it uses. The Forest Service reports annual cuts around 750 million board feet, with consumption twice that, met by imports. Deforestation by fire and lack of reforestation have crippled high grade white pine and the softwood industry, turning Michigan into an importing state and leaving vast lands idle without recovery. The study urges planting denuded land and protecting forests to restore output for domestic and export needs.
Nellie, a pretty office girl in Johnson Hughes, meets a mysterious man on the stairs after a turquoise frame arrives from a sister she never met. The frame sparks a makeover as Nellie discards showy vanity for simple elegance, attracting the stranger who reveals he seeks conversation and companionship. The turquoise frame becomes her catalyst, bringing genuine connection and self discovery.
A German thorn tree near Zell held a medieval tale of a Swedish prisoner in the Thirty Years War who tore a thorn to pen a farewell letter to his parents. He was killed, his letter survived and aided the family’s memorial church. The aged tree, famed for its lore, was felled recently for lumber.
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