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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
3
The text urges respectful funeral arrangements and warns against exploiting grieving relatives. It promotes sympathetic counsel from undertakers, emphasizes pricing tied to materials, and expects meticulous service, training, and experience in handling arrangements. It frames burial costs as justified by quality and care.
Washington reports the United States will collect more than 500000 dollars in taxes from the Dempsey Carpentier prize fight. Admission taxes income taxes for principals and beneficiaries will be accounted for. Dempsey owed about 161000 dollars and Carpentier about 93000 dollars in taxes before leaving the country.
A harsh employer narrates a tale of an ungrateful nephew who ran away with a dean’s stenographer. Years later a young man, son of the nephew, seeks a loan from the firm. The stenographer Anne aids him, bringing him to meet the old man, who reconciles with his past and learns the happiness of the pair. The old man concedes that running off with a stenographer was not the worst outcome after all.
A suitor declares boundless love for a daughter and assures the father he may die peacefully. He promises to pay all funeral expenses, pledging to defray costs regardless of outcome.
University of Minnesota researchers J. D. George and W. H. Christopher unveil a spore trap to collect rust spores in the air above wheat fields from an airplane. Three one inch slides in revolving cylinders coated with sticky substance will capture spores for early disease detection and planning.
The saying asserts true giving rests in willingness rather than the size of the gift. If unable to give much, one should give freely from the heart, trusting that honest intent pleases the giver and the recipient alike.
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