Historical health ad notes skin and blood ailments
An old health notice describes widespread skin and blood problems. It links pimples boils eczema and run down systems to impure blood and suggests remedies for a large readership.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
4
An old health notice describes widespread skin and blood problems. It links pimples boils eczema and run down systems to impure blood and suggests remedies for a large readership.
Mr and Mrs Arlie Rigers and others traveled to Decker last Sunday. John L Morgan and son John Jr visited relatives in Wheatland. A I Dishinger stayed at Derby Indiana last weekend. Miss Ivo ardesty returned home from Terry Haute normal. Rev Mahler of Sandborn will fill his regular appointment next Sunday. Mrs Ella Wilson and Mrs John Perkins called on Mrs Belle Heim Friday afternoon. John Pope went to Evansville on Tuesday.
A jagged, unclear passage describes lonely men or women set apart by strange behavior, noting they differ from the common herd. The text compares them to moths confined in a chest and references Ava Suurnatsord and Oregon as identifiers, though details are scarce.
Amedee Danels, age 63, prominent Linton resident born in France, died at his home on Seventh and A streets after a two month illness. He worked fifty four years in mines since age nine in France. Survived by wife Hermina and son Pete Danels. Eagle Lodge and Hamilton Local member. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from family residence. burial at Fairview Cemetery.
Ada Fainot of Bloomington is vacationing with James Mainot. Al Marquart family and relatives visited in southern Illinois over the weekend. Jerre Goodman and daughters Rose Marie Lorene attended a United Brethren conference in Paoli Indiana. Olive Bedwell and family attended Pleasantville church services. I W Person and Flem Goodman households hosted Sunday visitors. Natal lie Bedwell Sylva Bedwell and Norma Gene Bedwell spent Wednesday with Kid Bedwell. James Goodman is seriously ill. Oda Pitcher from Ragsdale Maine and Joe Goodman of Linton visited Thead Goodman family. Jerre Goodman and daughter are visiting Flem Goodman’s family.
Indianapolis markets August 20 report receipts total 4 2500 hogs 875 holdovers and cattle 1100 calves 650 sheep 2000. Hogs mostly steady with 250 860 lb range 10.06 11.20 and 160 200 lb 11.70 12.60. Cattle and calves steady to higher. vealers 15.50 16.40 and heavy calves 7 12.50. Sheep and lambs active with lambs steady and fat lambs 12 18.75. bulk fat ewes 4.50 6.50.
A general purpose barn on Grant Page farm two miles northeast of Sandborn burned to the ground amid spontaneous combustion. A stepson spotted a fire in the loft, rushed up with water but hay dry and blaze strong. Horses and implements were saved. harness and oats lost. Barn built in 1914 by John H. Blevins. No insurance carried.
The Linton Rotarians held their eighth consecutive one hundred percent attendance meeting aboard D R Scott and Dyer houseboats anchored near Worthington on Eel River. Guests included R A Scott of Bedford Virginia Walter Wills and Andy Humphreys with two new members John A Watkins and Lyon Borden in attendance. The event featured fried chicken fish potatoes corn on the cob sliced tomatoes ice cream cake and other dishes while the picturesque surroundings enhanced the gathering. No regular business was reported.
Thelma and Myrtle Gilligan underwent tonsil removal operations today. Eighteen patients are currently in the hospital.
The bed of the Mattaponi River near Richmond Virginia yielded an Indians dugout judged by Pampkey tribe members to be about three hundred years old.
The senate farm bloc meets in an irritated mood over President Hoover's federal farm board for failing to aid wheat farmers. Senator Nye and Rep. Brookhart announce hearings on board nominees and plan a full inquiry into two unnamed members. Aimed at returning nominations to the agriculture committee for scrutiny, the bloc accuses the board of helping fruit farmers while ignoring wheat. The northwest awaits action as funds exist but aid has not materialized.
Police intensified efforts to locate Gene Alger 21 a state re formatory parole violator and his wife Josephine after a report placed the couple near Jamestown Indiana Wednesday night Authorities received the tip as the United Press dispatched report from Indianapolis dated August 29 stated the search was accelerated with possible bank audit allegations involved and the couple’s movements were under scrutiny
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