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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1925
Page
2
A fragmented notice outlines payment options by mail with terms for one year six months and three months. It references a monthly or quarterly rate of F165 and 7.50 but lacks clarity on the exact service or year. The readable portion centers on mail payments and partial pricing words.
The public mind functions oddly in this excerpt, noting John D Rockefeller as a major donor yet admired with contempt by many Americans. It contrasts Henry Ford, the wealthiest, who has made no donations yet is widely worshipped, calling public judgment inconsistent and warped.
In a heated summer political clash, Governor Al Smith and William Randolph Hearst contend for influence and leverage, trading moves as New York politics grows tense. The battle centers on control and public maneuvering amid rising campaign rhetoric.
A garaged sign proclaims use genuine parts with no substitutes and directs readers to “Ask the man with a wooden leg. He knows,” capturing a quirky local lore moment in a small western town.
Secretary reflects on Niagara Falls incidents as dangerous for brides and grooms on honeymoons. He laments rising deaths tied to risky behavior near the falls and calls for caution.
The text cites ten year figures for the Panama canal operation indicating at least one government owned public utility pays for itself. It contrasts fire losses in the US totaling 500 million dollars last year and makes several satirical or opinionated statements about property, progress, and opportunity in America.
Little Joyce Nadine Strong, eight pounds, arrived yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orvald Strong west of the city. She will live with them as their first child. Both mother and daughter are doing nicely. the mother was formerly Miss Helen McDonald.
Local families and visitors share Friday through Tuesday gatherings across Lyons, Freedom, Coal City, Atlas, Sullivan, Clay City, and nearby areas. Names include Lucas, Shanks, Spice, Blanton, Riley, Moyer, Hoffeditz, Cooksey, Bumgardening, Green, Bohley, and Coen with multiple Sunday and Tuesday get togethers, birthdays, and an ice cream gathering. travel includes Indianapolis and Jasonville with a farm accident noted nearby.
Mr and Mrs W J Hamilton host guests Mrs Frank Gageby Vincennes Mrs Ida Sherwood Bedford and Ben and Gail McDowell Great Falls Mont The McDowells are former Linton residents with many local friends greeting them during their stay
A plain description of hay fever as a mucous membrane sensitivity caused by nerve conditions. It explains pollen irritation affects only sensitive individuals and claims chiropractic adjustments restore normal nerve energy to eliminate symptoms. A Patho-Neurometer service is offered to locate the trouble free of charge.
Pope and Pope advertises ten years of professional practice with contact at Phone 175 noting Linton Trust Blog and round the clock calls answered night or day.
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