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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1938
Page
4
The notice details Mall subscriptions payable in advance and notes paper will be discontinued unless renewed by carrier. Rates listed include weekly 15, yearly 7.50, six months 2, three months 1 by mail in Indiana and outside Indiana annual 35.00, six months 2.50, three months 1.25.
Advertising rates listed per single column inch for initial and subsequent insertions with per word pricing for classified ads. Reading notices obituaries and cards of thanks follow standard line rates. terms note minimum charges and tract details on application.
A 50 pound buck deer charged Prince Edward Street and struck a tram in the business area causing damage. Authorities could not shoot the animal, and a bystander killed it with a hunting knife before RCMP arrived and confiscated the carcass.
A horse pullman is being built in Wilmington to transport race horses. It measures Vf feet inside and will seat 17 horses. The head of the project is Wisca Bing Croaby, a screen and radio star, with the vehicle named after the Del Mar Turf Club.
Youngstown Ohio December 16 A Delaware style hen house uses symphonic and organ music to increase laying. Owner Gallie says hens are kept awake about 14 hours a day in wire cages with strict routines and a graded scale for egg output.
Gallic recalls a so called music speed up system. He notes music played to workers in factories boosted output. The plan involved feeding eggs mash to fowls to stimulate laying and improve production. The records say the idea worked.
The article explains that good teeth form before birth with all baby teeth present at birth and part of the permanent teeth. It stresses maternal nutrition, dairy products, fruits and vegetables, and prenatal care to prevent future health and mental suffering. The dental program is part of the Bureau of Maternal and Child Health’s efforts, with demonstrations in key counties.
The 1910 census will cover Hawaii Puerto Rico Alaska the Virgin Islands American Samoa Guam and other outlying possessions along with the continental United States.
Warwick Massachusetts reports a weathered grave marker at Moore Pond for 1824 traffic death of 3 year old James R. Leonard. Inscription recounts he was thrown from a cart and crushed by a wheel, followed by a short poem about the mortal moment.
The piece notes the England United States trade pact and warns against too close ties risking being “given away” to another country. It jokes that Dies turns red when angry and Republican Roe claims Dies can red any time he surveys the U.S. budget.
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