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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. It asserts a lovable disposition is needed for success and touts relief from bloating and catarrhal mucus, saying the remedy is simple and harmless and available at all druggists.
The Greene County Sunday School convention ended with varied sessions and a pageant City Beautiful. Morning addresses by Miss Nellie C Young H G Rowe and T E B Albertson outlined leadership and county organization. Officers for next year were elected and a large crowd attended the final night program.
An elderly woman leads a parade through a city day when crime and ignorance arise. Police secure the children as bellringers, a playground supervisor and church figures appear in a New City scene. Prophet Hosea prophesies a City Beautiful and Eternal as the pageant closes with a church hymn.
A jolly group gathered around the table at Mr. Strong's home with Uncle John at the head. Attendees included Mrs. Mary I. Strong, Grace Anderson and family, and many Strong relatives from Worthington Bloomington and nearby towns. Friends called during the afternoon to offer greetings.
Almon Cole of near Linton died suddenly Sunday evening at 6 o clock while visiting Robert Rodenhouse in Vincennes. He had suffered a long illness but his death was a shock to family. Survived by wife Delia, daughters Edna and Bertha, son Milford, and many relatives. Funeral held yesterday at Claiborne, Indiana.
John H. Strong was surprised Sunday with a birthday dinner to mark his 70th anniversary. Relatives gathered at the family home at noon and enjoyed a meal from baskets of good things on a lawn under the trees.
Tanlac billed as nature’s greatest tonic and builder claims to add 20 pounds and revitalize blood and digestion. The ad urges readers to visit a druggist and try Tanlac with promises of quick improvement and renewed strength. It also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for relieving constipation.
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