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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1928
Page
3
A Pittsburgh agent visited an East Liberty housewife to warn against washing a pup in an electric washer. The odd encounter highlighted the absurdity of meddling outsiders and the bizarre methods proposed by some agents.
A Cincinnati Enquirer snippet notes a man spills ashes on a rig and his wife watches, leaving him unable to discreetly dust them away. The scene centers on social embarrassment and the awkward moment while she keeps looking in his direction.
Fragmentary text describes an experiment or device in Germany for delicate operations on single cell animals. It mentions an extremely detailed approach and notes underperformance of a tool or instrument.
Born to Mrs. Elmer W Sherwood of Bloomfield a seven and a half pound boy. Mrs Sherwood was brought to the hospital from Bloomfield last evening. This is the second child for the Sherwoods. No new patients received and none discharged since last report.
Indianapolis markets show hog receipts 7,000 and cattle 600 with steady to slightly higher prices. Buyers paid $8.50 to $9.25 for 200–250 Ibs hogs, vealers rose to $19, beef steers at $10.60–$16, and fat lambs topped at $15 while bulk stock and feeder steers moved $8–$10.50.
Community Bakery announces opening on Saturday December 29 under new management Armstrong and Merrick of Terre Haute. New line of quality bakery goods offered. Patrons invited to try and be convinced by a trial.
Section three of the United Brethren church will be in charge of the church supper Saturday night. Besides the cafeteria supper there will be a twenty-five cent plate lunch served.
A study overview suggests temperature affects crime types globally with winter seeing a rise in property crimes and changing patterns in assault murder and other offenses. Data indicate climate linked shifts in criminal activity requiring further analysis.
A local notice lists Mrs. Frank Smith of 600 First Street Northeast as seeking light housekeeping rooms by the 28th, with no additional details.
A fragment describes an ancient Delaware chief with multiple spellings and notes one signer named Pautanern during a deed to William Penn in 1033, concerning land from Philadelphia to Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a landmark near the Isle of Wight and a ship sighting above the sea. It references wind, hills, and a possible historical or dramatic scene with unclear specifics and several garbled terms.
Scales have been perfected to count the number of small parts like screws or bolts in a mass, the number of yards in a bolt of cloth, or the gallons in a container, offering precise measurement across contexts.
Major Chester P. Mills retired ex prohibition administrator for New York wins a $26,000 prize from W. C. Durant for the best plan to make the eighteenth amendment effective. The Mills plan centers on stricter control of industrial alcohol.
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