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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1929

Page

3

Advertising rates and rates for notices in Indiana paper

Per One year 4.06 Six months 2.00 Three months 1.08 By mail outside of Indiana One year 6.06 Six months 2.60 Three months 1.26 One month 0.66 Advertising rates per single column inch 0.36 and per inch for subsequent insertions 0.20 Reading notices 0.10 per line. Obituaries and cards of thanks announcements net of purely social or news channeled at regular rate. Classified advertising one cent per word first insertion minimum 26 cents.

Indiana

Resolution Calls for U S Cuba Investigation Sparks Debate

The document urges an American inquiry into Cuba's internal political and economic conditions amid accusations against President Machado. It notes tensions from American complaints over Cuban treatment and warns of regional unease and U S intervention implications while defending such scrutiny as a state department function.

Spain Cuba Libre Cuba Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Machad State Department United States Washington Latin America

The Daily Grist: Crist Exclusive Note to Readers

A brief column styled as a personal note from The Daily Grist, acknowledging reader interest and presenting a reflective message. The piece emphasizes continuity and tradition in its publication and invites ongoing engagement from the audience.

Time Passes With a Wry Weekend Riff

A reflective Saturday night piece imagines idle actions and small curiosities from skimming the paper to pondering Ford models and city sights. The narrator notes two women across the street, sparks a playful chain of imagined tasks, and ends by checking the thermometer before bed.

Indianapolis Baeks Jane Ford Central

Death claims three officials in month in Washington

Washington dispatch notes late year deaths of Senator Theodore K. Burton of Ohio, Senator Francis B. Warren of Wyoming, and Secretary of War Good within a month. It highlights elderly officials bearing heavy workloads. Secretary Mellon, age 75 in March, works long hours, arriving by 9 a.m. and staying past 6 p.m., often found at a desk heaped with correspondence after hours.

Washington Theodore K. Burton Ohio War Good Francis B. Warren Wyoming Secretary of Treasury Mellon

Warren Dies at 85 Former Senate Appropriations Chair

The article notes the late Senator Warren died at 85 and served as chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee. It describes the role as supervising annual government spending roughly four billion dollars per year and highlights the heavy responsibilities of directing legislation and government funding.

Senate Warren Senate Appropriations Committee

Queens shopping trip in London amid festive browsing

London dec 7 three queens are spotted shopping early in the city Queen Mary Queen Maud of Norway and Queen Victoria Eugenia of Spain mingle with bargain hunters Mary reportedly orders about 850 gifts annually while Maud visits west end stores for Christmas gifts and Beatrice wedding plans float among socials.

London Queen Mary Ben Queen Maud Norway Princess Royal West End Queen Victoria- Eugenia Spain Royal Mary Elizabeth Hubert Lascelles Gerald Lascelles Infanta Beatrice Duke of Norfolk Duke of Britain

Roman Enervation and the Bathing Habit Decline

Pliny notes Romans relied on baths for six centuries but later overindulged. Public baths became a lazy man’s paradise, turning Romans into idlers and easy targets for northern conquerors.

Pliny

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