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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
6
A Royersford mother reports her 13 to 15 year old daughter suffered headaches cramps and irregularities until using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Roxbury mother corroborates relief and improved strength after similar use urging others to try it.
Jim Hendry stalks an epic standoff with the legendary silver tip Big Ben and Crooked Face in a canyon chase. The hunter wins not by a shot but by sparing the bear to protect Wille Boy and his frostbound cabin, keeping a rival from skinning the pelt.
Two miners Nick Parton and Robert Holmes find a massive nugget and plan to keep it secret. Parton betrays Holmes, murders him in the cabin, and the treasure vanishes. Parton spirals into madness, searching the cabin for the lost gold as the community notes his desolate grief.
A new baby monoplane by Edwin F. Aven of Washington tied in at 1800 feet. The Attle Dane uses a nine horsepower motorcycle engine, weighs 208 pounds, and has an OT foot wing span capable of 63 miles per hour, according to Popular Science Monthly.
After years the camp shifts to richer land leaving Nick Parton to fade. Strangers discover him dead beneath a loosened floorboard in his creekside cabin as a Chinaman gang clears land for an orchard and one worker hides a bulge in his blouse while dreaming of China. Lee Wong returns home that night.
Geologists study limestone ledges on the St. Joe border Arkansas to argue they mark an ancient sea shore. Crinoids, shells, and fossils embedded in St. Joe marble indicate still water deposition in a sheltered bayou, with petrified acorns suggesting nearby forests.
Fruit buyers should judge oranges and grapefruit by weight. Heavier, thin skinned fruit is preferred. Avoid purchasing two light fruits.
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