29 Feb 1924
Page 1
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
1
Walton F. Stover outlines a humorous ten year forecast for Linton at the Greater Linton club banquet. He imagines a rebuilt town with paved streets, trees, safe sidewalks, and a parkyard plan, funded by city efforts and weekly newspaper ads. The piece conclude with a club pledge that progress was achieved despite naysayers.
Dubuque resident Ira B. Shambaugh praises Tyrrell Hygienic Institute claiming the J. B. L. Case code and J. B. L. Cascade cure rheumatism and stomach issues after two years use. The ad promises relief from constipation and other digestive troubles, offers a free booklet, and directs readers to Elkhorn Pharmacy for a treatment booklet.
City subscribers urged to have change ready for carrier boys Saturday. If patrons are not at home, missed collections lead to doubled amounts next week. Many owe 45 or 60 cents. Insist on card punched to keep accounts straight. otherwise services may be discontinued.
The notice urges planting lawn seed this season and promotes the Board of Trade Feed Store as a supplier offering diverse seed varieties. It presents a sales pitch aimed at gardeners preparing for spring sowing and lawn maintenance.
Mrs Cena Fleming, a practical nurse with sixteen years in the field, credits Tanlac with renewing her health after a 1904 operation left her weak. She states appetite and digestion improved, weight increased by 12 pounds, and overall vigor returned, urging others to try the medicine sold by druggists with the slogan Accept no substitute.
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