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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
8
A new medicine ends years of rheumatic pain and kidney trouble for a patient. The report notes rapid relief from severe pains and restoration of comfort after starting the remedy. The case highlights dramatic improvement in mobility and health.
Mr Frank Drury of Bos ton Indiana says six years of rheumatism kidney trouble and pains in neck shoulders and limbs ended after taking Konjola He reports restored appetite toned stomach and improved kidney function He praises Konjola and notes it is sold at Hamiltons drug store in Linton and by local druggists.
A report notes that adding iodine to the heads of cattle could extend a cow's useful life by two to three years and increase a hen's productive life by at least one year.
A barn at the John Sexton farm southeast of Lyons burned after a fire broke out around 7 30 pm Tuesday. Two horses were saved, but hay, poultry, and harness were burned. Insurance covered only partially the loss. Glen Rainbolt and family are tenants. Mason Aldridge and family plan to move to their property on West Bogard Street. Nearby activity includes residents visiting and local town news.
John Thomas Rollison visits Indianapolis with relatives Mr and Mrs Karl Cooper in Bloomington over the weekend. Mrs Shelton Foster was in Lyons Tuesday. Ralph Perkins and George Hlett families dined with John Perkins in Sandborn. Lenore Ferking visited grandparents. Oda Myers and Carl Smith camping on the river. Myers spent part of last week at the camp. Harley Boyd and children of Lyons visited the Myers. Sarah Rollison hosts Indianapolis relatives this week. Richard Dove family of Lyons stayed with Ralph Perking family. Sarah Jones and Beatrice Hughes with Hester Jones of Edwardsport visited the Wests. Catherine TeHett accompanied by her mother home for a visit.
Captain Rosco Turner of San Francisco arrived at Roosevelt Field Long Island from the west in nineteen hours and fifteen minutes setting a record attempt. He sought to beat Captain Frank Hawkes whose seventeen hours twenty eight minutes still stands as the coast-to-coast mark.
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