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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1929
Page
4
Rates listed for advertising include per line and per inch for reading notices and subsequent insertions. Permanent contract terms available on application. Obituaries and cards of thanks not considered purely social at standard rates. Classified ads priced at one cent per word with a minimum insertion. details subject to terms.
A discussion urges embracing cold weather to boost vitality through outdoor activity. It notes science supports the stimulatory effects of dry winter air and wind, warns that excessive indoor confinement harms health, and recommends winter sports or regular brisk walks to reduce illness and improve mood.
Mrs. Ethel Parrott of 400 West Madison Kokomo says six bottles of Konjola relieved years of digestive trouble kidney weakness liver dysfunction and headaches. She reports better sleep increased weight and renewed energy and credits Konjola for the improvement. Sold in Linton at Ball ton's drug store and by merchants throughout the region.
A health note warns that colds are dangerous even when mild and promotes KONIOLA GOLD COMPOUND tablets as providing relief to thousands of sufferers annually, claiming the product shares the same high quality as Konjola.
Indiana lawmakers consider a special session to fund bankrupt Southern Indiana schools. Resolutions will be presented at a December 15 Shoals conference called by Roy V Edington and W V Payne as many schools face closure and teachers go unpaid. Governor Lessie asked for a study of distress in poorer districts as Greene County townships Grant Taylor Jackson Richland Center Beech Creek Highland Wright are named as affected. Stockton is not.
Members of the Hone Home Economics club hosted families at Mrs. Bruce Turpin's home with an all Western style program. Readings songs duets and a playlet showcased local talent followed by two course refreshments and a large attendance of members and relatives.
In San Bernardino mountains a skeleton believed to be Ralph W. Taylor was found. A card in tattered clothing confirmed an insurance policy issued to Taylor, who was then a student at Harvard in 1909.
Indiana resident Ma Elmer Temple of Linton recounts a year of pain after a slate accident that broke both leg bones above the knee. After using Hoyt's Compound, he reports five pounds gained in two weeks, better sleep, appetite, and reduced rheumatic pains and kidney fatigue. Hamilton's Drug Store in Linton stocks Hoyt's Compound.
In Bedford Indiana on December 3 Marlin Fisher thirteen son of William Fisher of Indian Springs Martin county suffered a serious injury when his gun slipped from a log and exploded shattering his right hand and causing a bad chest wound He was brought to Dunn Memorial Hospital in town.
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