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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1924

Page

3

When a Man's a Miner film promotes mine safety

A four reel Department of the Interior film titled When a Man's a Miner joins the Bureau of Mines series to teach Safety First in coal mining. It follows Lucky Burns learning first aid and rescue drills after a near disaster, ending with his award of the Holmes safety medal and a new inspector role in Tippleville. The film debuts June 15 and will be distributed to educational and civic groups via the Bureau of Mines in Pittsburgh.

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Early Cotton Planting in American History

The history traces cotton's rise with colonists at Jamestown and later at Newport News, noting millennia of labor, clashes with indigenous groups, and the spread of plantations as the United States developed its cotton industry. The article frames the subject as foundational to the nation's economic and social evolution.

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Beef Eaters at London Tower Guard Role Explained

Yeomen Warders of the Tower of London known as beef eaters are former soldiers who were warrant officers or noncommissioned officers. In their duties as Warders they are not under military discipline and their places are coveted.

London Tower Tower of London

Strong Outlook for Coal Market in Chicago Region

In Chicago on June 2, the coal market showed modest improvement with sellers noting more willingness to sign contracts. Demand for steam coal remains solid as production tightens and screenings rise, signaling possible scarcity. Buyers are urged to stock up at current prices per Babson and Standard Statistics, while railroads and a large Chicago area user increase intake amid a labor dispute shutdown. Operators expect stronger coarse coal activity to begin mid month and rise through the season.

Chicago Babson Standard Statistics Illinois

Democrats at Sea Over Presidential Candidates

Washington reports the Democratic Party remains without a clear favorite for the presidential nomination. Leaders show no decisive preference, with speculation focusing on Senator Ralston of Indiana as a least objectionable option, while the New York convention's choice remains unpredictable.

Washington Coolidge Ralston Indiana New York

Food starch changes in the mouth into sugar

The text states that only starch undergoes chemical change in the mouth, beginning the conversion into sugar. It notes that other foods are merely ground and softened to prepare for action by other digestive juices.

Divorce rumor colors rapid worker chat from Yale Record

A Rapid Worker column quotes a slang exchange about a wife’s divorce and return to Alabama. The dialogue hints at social gossip and regional identities with a rapid, humorous delivery. The Yale Record tone preserves the period voice and casual newsroom banter.

Jackson Alabama Yale Record

To Rent a Volcano salivn offers active volcano for sale

A claim is reported that a volcano can be bought or rented and would provide sufficient steam to generate a large amount of electricity. The note emphasizes the potential power output and the unusual nature of such an offering.

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Only One Glass Plant In Mexico Steel Factory?

A single glass factory of note operates in Mexico, located in Monterrey. It concentrates mainly on producing beer bottles and serves a limited but significant regional demand.

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