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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
2
Obituaries and expressions of thanks are listed with rates for notices. Public notices include reading meet records and subsequent insertions. Permanent contract rates are available upon application at the fire Cbtigen Building 79 S Main Business location.
A little boy at a tuberculosis sanatorium for children smiles as he is well enough to sit up in his crib on the porch. Eight months ago his mother took him to a clinic for a tuberculin test indicating illness. An X ray showed early tuberculosis. He rested, ate well, and followed medical instructions. Christmas Seals help protect his health and that of many others.
The Newberry Progressive club held a reciprocity meeting with the Tuesday afternoon club at Mrs Harald Beck’s home. Miss Marie Owen spoke on Education for Living and Friendship, with Mrs Daisy Bynum reciting Real Friend and a piece on Friendship. A guest solo by Mona Isen ozle closed the program before refreshments. An institute play Here Comes Avni Julia featured several members, and a bridges party followed at Mrs Marl Uorter’s home. Thanksgiving day visits and dinners involved numerous local families and guests across Newberry and nearby towns.
Charles P. Stewart reviews how Argentines and Uruguayans view themselves, noting pronunciation of Buenos Aires, tendering cautions on terms like Argentine versus Argentinian. He contrasts Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, and comments on revolutions as non genuine overturns.
Central Press humor column lampoons a fake scientist Zadok Dumbkopf arriving in Eskimo costume and proposing to advise Kris Kringle on gifts He jokes that most gifts are wrong and suggests making all gifts wrong to force exchanges saving time for industry
Washington column notes big business reaction to the latest election. It argues the old guard in the U S Chamber of Commerce and the National Manufacturers’ associations is fading as new blood slowly emerges. The piece questions whether a new generation will reshape both groups in four more years.
Central Press writer Cy William Lett notes a mix of oddities from politics to pop culture. The column touches onKnock Knock jokes, Santa Claus, deer sightings, Wall Street, 1827 fashion, military drills, and reactions to aging security policies while lampooning public figures and current events.
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, the first lady, meets Katharine Cornell, the stage’s first lady, in Cornell's dressing room in Washington after Maxwell Anderson's Wingless Victory. Cornell scores a new triumph and will tour several cities before opening in New York.
In a historic operation, surgeon Dre M Wertheim separated living Siamese twin Simp Godino from his deceased brother after a rare procedure. The event is noted as one of the most remarkable surgical cases on record.
Harvard graduate Mark Worthen Jr of Concord New Hampshire thought his divorce from Elizabeth Leith Worthem was final. He became engaged to Sally Farnsworth, socialite formerly of Cleveland. Worthem’s father halted the engagement upon learning Worthen was still married. Worthem’s wife planned to seek an annulment in Boston to allow the marriage to Farnsworth.
Bloomfield reports the November meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church hosted by Mrs. Emma Weatherwax. Devotional led by Mrs. M A Farr, program led by Mrs. D A Bynum with assistants. Local residents Paul Haywood and Ray Long traveled to Indianapolis for business. Richard Jones plans a visit to his sister Edith Jones in Milwaukee. Miss Hilda Humphreys returns to Rockford Illinois after Thanksgiving. she is a music teacher there. Sunday visitors at Mrs W R Cravens included several Princeton residents and relatives. Madge and Mildred Corbin of Indianapolis visited their parents Herschel and Mrs. Corbin. Mrs. Roy Miller of Oliver NL and others frominton visited Will Owens and relatives Sunday.
A description extols Indo-Vin as a balanced energy medicine that boosts appetite, aids digestion, relieves gas and bloating, purges intestinal impurities without griping, and supplies iron. Advert claims it improves bowel function and combats stomach distress, with availability at Hamilton Drug stores and other suppliers.
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