02 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1921
Page
1
The ragged stranger linked to the Wanderer murder was identified as Earl Kesee of Danville by Mrs. Cora Oppendorn. Kesee’s identity was confirmed by a growth on his ankle, ending a long-mystery. Wanderer, serving 25 years for his wife’s murder, will face trial for the stranger’s killing.
Mrs. Eugenia Thomas of South Bend Indiana says after a year and a half of illness from a severe grippe and stomach troubles she improved rapidly on Tanlac. She reports better appetite, relief from gas and headaches, improved sleep, and renewed strength and weight. Tanlac is sold in Linton by W J Samilton and by leading druggists in towns.
The article asks how many perfectly well women are known and notes the strain of progress on female endurance. It cites headaches irritability backache and dragging sensations and promotes Lydia J. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable natural restorative for such conditions.
A brief quoted adage from the Birmingham Age-Herald urges shoppers to act while prices dip, noting that those who wait for the lowest price will end up buying on the upturn.
The former crown prince tires of his Dutch home and fears returning to Germany, signaling a cautious Hohenzollern stance amid exile. The Pittsburg C Gazette-Times notes his weariness and reluctance to face renewed pressure at home.
First published February 2 1921 notice to non residents in Greene Circuit Court Elsie McCulough sues Murra McColough for divorce Maria McColough listed as non resident must appear by February 21 1921 or plead by April 4 1921 in Bloomfield Indiana Witness Meredith G Messick clerk and Henry Bordenet attorney represents plaintiff.
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