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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
1
A notice from Pastor A R Pl dderjohenn announces a Sunday discussion on World Wide Missions at English Church. The event includes a 2 o'clock Christmas program and all classes gathering in the auditorium. Florence Mitchell will lead, with reception and memorized passages featured.
At the December session of the county commissioners, a list of new special constables was approved at the request of the Greene County Auto Association. Names include Watson, Willard Davis, Lee Collins, Tra Cleveland, Walter ONeill, JG Grayton, Benson Watson, and many others.
The piece notes the approaching holiday season with peace cheer and goodwill amid loving friends and gifts but warns that you may not be in condition to enjoy it, highlighting a gateway to health.
The article extols chiropractic care, claiming spinal adjustments cure most ailments. It cites twenty three years of successful practice and a growth from a one man effort to thousands of members, emphasizing testimonials from benefitted patients and the body’s self healing with unobstructed brain to body flow.
A speaker urges nature first in healing and argues that many conditions like appendicitis tonsillitis gall stones and tumors were treated as incurable but can improve with spinal nerve pressure relief. Affidavits claim chiropractic adjustments can often overcome even severe rheumatism and save body organs from operation.
White Rose News lists local social happenings with visitors and guests from Sullivan and Bloomington. Attendees include Roy Miller and Grover Beaty families, Ona Smith birthday dinner in Linton, visits by Miss Edna Goodman and Miss Iris Poole, and Rev. Skinner’s meeting at Switz City. A brief civic notice closes with A Citizen Wanted and Will Sell it.
John Thomas Shaw a 24 year old black man accused in the murder of Helen Hager Whelchel whose body was found under a bridge six miles southwest of Indianapolis on November 28 has been moved from the state prison to Marion county jail for safety. He will be tried in criminal court on December 19 after a grand jury indicted him for first degree murder.
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