Chiropractic Offer for Health Examination
A brief health ad invites readers to consider chiropractic care. It asserts health affects business fitness and promotes a visit for a full examination to identify underlying issues.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
5
A brief health ad invites readers to consider chiropractic care. It asserts health affects business fitness and promotes a visit for a full examination to identify underlying issues.
An old advertisement touts Tiz as a magical remedy for burning, swollen and painful feet. It promises immediate relief from corns and bunions and claims poisonous exudations are drawn out. The copy urges readers to buy at drug or department stores and guarantees foot comfort for a year for a few cents.
Raiford Fla June 2 Jim Williams Putnam county negro wife slayer was strapped in the electric chair for ten minutes and survived as no one pressed the switch Deputies refused to act claiming the duty lay with the sheriff The reprieve extends to Friday to decide who must execute him and the same warrant covers any time next week
London June 1 Captain Charles A Lindbergh returns from the Derby and explains he did not bet on the race. He says racing trophies require courage and that he would fear a horse more than flying the Atlantic, preferring the loneliness of air travel.
A fragmented public health blurb urges readers to fight spring fatigue with a regimen of rest, fresh herbs, and vitamins. It warns of energy loss and seasonal changes while promoting supplements and home remedies as safe, affordable options.
Modern smokers praise the integrity of Camels as the age of frankness values Camel first among cigarettes. It declares Camel is all quality with no false front, made from Turkish and Domestic tobaccos, finest blending, and Camel character winning smokers with honesty of taste and fragrance. Have a Camel.
P T Fagan president of District No 5 United Mine Workers was arraigned in Pittsburgh on charges of dis orderly conduct and resisting arrest and fined $10 He posted bail for an appeal arguing police had no authority to detain him Witnesses said he interfered with company employees He claimed he told striking workers at the Coverdale mine site in downtown Pittsburgh Also 13 others including a woman were arrested at Glen Dale near Mansfield mine on incitement to riot charges as state police moved to control unrest in the district
The American Railway Association reports weekly freight loadings for the week ended May 21 at 1 016 803 cars, down 22 267 from the same week last year and 7 637 below the prior week this year.
American Association saw Toledo 6 Indianapolis 1 and Kansas City 11 Binngabilits 5. Louisville 0 Columbus 0 St Paul 8 Milwaukee 8. American League games: New York 2 Philadelphia 1. Boston 6 Washington 1. Cleveland 14 Detroit 1. National League Brooklyn 6 Boston 2. Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati St Louis rain.
Three months ago he was thin and frail with no appetite. Now his robust frame and spark ling eyes show improvement. Mc Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets are promoted as a remedy, with a money back guarantee.
A local notice outlines a community sale initiative run by Citizen Wan Ad. The item list and prices are advertised to residents through this neighborhood platform.
Eugene Smith six year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith was accidentally shot in Petersburg Indiana when his uncle Fred Minnis discharged a .25 caliber pistol while cleaning it. A surgeon removed the bullet and the boy is expected to live. The gun fired as shells were removed and a bullet glanced off a keyholder.
The Bow New Hampshire birth home of Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science was donated to First Church of Christ Scientist Boston by James F. Lord of Brookline. Lord had owned the farm since 1917 and built a granite memorial on the site where Eddy was born and spent early childhood.
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