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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
4
United Press Dispatch reports Dr. Dudley Reed of the University of Chicago states sixty percent of jaw dislocations occur in women. He notes yawning rather than talking causes the accidents, suggesting women are bored when others speak and gape frequently.
Leoni das Varelas, a Syntechno peasant, confessed to police that he shot and fatally wounded John Logan of Gainesville Georgia four weeks ago near Arta Greece. Logan, a student at the American archaeological school in Athens, died in Arta hospital less than a week later after bandits attacked the auto carrying five Anglo American students.
A citizens committee of 1000 in Indianapolis circulated petitions for a special election on adopting the city manager form. If 20 percent of voters sign by May 1, the election will be held.
Jacob Cook of Hartford City Indiana completed his 22nd year as custodian of the C. O. F. cemetery and has dug 2,500 graves during that period.
A London newspaper notes a shift as pedestrians become common on busy roads at night. Reflective disks worn on shoulders warn drivers of pedestrians ahead, guiding traffic and improving safety for walkers in usual quiet lanes turned busy by cars.
An old patched and painted effigy once served as a princely love token. In 1726 it was sent by the Susan of Egypt to a Spanish princess who declined a suitor. The token hung near one entrance of Seville Cathedral, its gift failing to express true affection.
In Ernest Thompson Seton's book on Northern animals wolves are described as highly social predators. They form bands or packs in winter mainly to render assistance to one another and cooperate in survival.
A brisk opinion piece notes a literary critic spends time on new books yet questions their value. It suggests many works offer little merit and urges readers to skip less worthy releases, favoring substance over trend.
A brief item notes that professional book restorers are highly skilled artists capable of reproducing a page from a rare book to fool collectors. It also advertises a sale of a fresh cow with café, attributed to Alphonso Ginestit of Glenburn school.
A nostalgic drug advertisement touts Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as a fast remedy for gastritis dyspepsia and gas. It claims rapid relief from distress, belching and heartburn, with money-back guarantees and wide pharmacist availability, including Duncan's Pharmacy.
The article promotes Kyanite Floor Enamel for finishing old soft wood floors, porches, and chairs with a glossy, durable enamel that stands mopping and hard use. It claims a single operation paints and varnishes and offers a free 1-2 pint sample to signed buyers through Linton Hardware Company.
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