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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1929
Page
5
State Board of Health issues an intense public bulletin to correct rabies myths and promote Pasteur treatment. It explains rabies causes, brain and spinal cord infection, and urges seeking prompt medical care rather than relying on madstones. It notes two disease forms and cautions on testing when dogs are ill.
Gilmour Miss Magic Yeryar of Jasonville spent Tuesday night andWednesday with Miss Lorene Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McBride and children were in Jasonville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ota Smith and children visited Herbert Yeryar and children of Jasonville Wednesday evening.
A collision on Dugger Street involved Mr. and Mrs. M Ferguson of Terre Haute and Mr T L Kattman and family in an Essex. Kattman was injured with a head cut and the car overturned. Ferguson’s Ford suffered minor damage. The crash occurred as Kattman failed to heed a light at the state road intersection.
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