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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
2
An old advertisement warns a persistent cough signals danger and promotes Creomulsion as the cure. It promises quick relief, claims to heal inflamed membranes, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first dose.
Central Press writer surveys reader opinions on the AAA tax shift to processors and consumer costs, plus New York commentary on Townsend plan hopes and inflation fears. Analysts foresee tax hikes post election, social security expansion debates, and urgency in shaping a workable old age pension or reform strategy amid economic tensions.
A white collar worker in a mall writes that industry workers deserve support but questions subsidies for farmers under protective tariffs. He argues tariffs have raised prices for all and shifts benefits to one class, noting the farmer now seeks parity with industrial labor and calling for just treatment across sectors.
The text argues that tariffs subsidize urban industry more than agriculture, a point supported by economist David J Lewis who notes tariffs are subsidies though beneficiaries prefer the term tariff due to visibility. It also notes industrial leaders have long granted protection to agriculture despite the farmer's exports.
Washington reports, based on Rome and Addis Ababa outlets, that Mussolini plans a quicker push in Ethiopia despite malaria and disease affecting Italian troops. Badoglio replaces De Bono, signaling urgency while sanctions threaten oil supplies and overall war footing.
Burris Chapel does a long, names filled community roundup with Thanksgiving visits from Price, Bilis, NicSolley, Saucermeah, Bennett, and Stevens families. Local pastors preached, holiday gatherings included Gambill and Washington Ind connections, and Effie Goodman leads a Christmas program as Edith Goodman stays with Bill Goodman family.
The Will of William Hir Baker was presented for probate in Bloomfield circuit court this morning. A petition for modification was set for Wednesday. In the case of Per Pleeman vs Clyde Heenan of Linton a divorce trial was continued to December 27 with Cyrus & Davis serving as counsel for the plaintiff and Van Buskirk and Haywood for the defendant.
De, W. G. Welch and Dr. Arnold Anchuttes visited Terre Haute with friends in Linton today.
Medical authorities note kidneys contain about 16 miles of tubes that purify blood. Persistent backache, leg pains, fatigue, and night urination may signal trouble. Doan's Pills, long used for kidney relief, are recommended by druggists for flushing out wastes.
Miss Loretta Quigey of Terre Haute is visiting with Charles Morgan and family of Seventh street southeast.
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