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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
4
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In the eastern United States Rocky Mountain spotted fever rises with tick activity. May and June are peak for wood ticks, which transfer disease to humans and animals. Clearing brush and using repellents reduce ticks. confine dogs, remove ticks with forceps, and wash hands after handling.
The Indiana state health division urges prompt recognition and early treatment of syphilis to stamp out the disease. Dr. Verne K. Harvey says early identification stops transmission and speeds cure. free diagnosis and treatment are available for those unable to pay.
The administrator of the Joseph S Hert estate filed a final report in Bloomfield Indiana. In Miller versus Scott the defendant answered in general denial to the amended complaint. Lew Good versus Earl V Bull was ordered venued to Monroe county. Taylor Ball dismissed a suit on travelers cheques against American Express. Allan J Wylie and Olive H Wylie sued the city of Bloomington Workingmen s Building Loan Fund and Savings Association on appeal from damages. Raymond P Bigelow versus Tyler A Martindale motion to specify complaint overruled. Greene County Bar Association plans celebration for John Moomaws upcoming marriage. A motion authorized President Fred E B Dyer to appoint a committee members Kern G Beasley Orval D Hunter and Paul Haywood.
Mamie Houston, a Negro woman in Kannapolis North Carolina, was slashed by a midnight attacker. Doctors worked four hours to close the wounds with 105 stitches. she is expected to recover.
The Twin Holmes Safety chapter will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Red Men’s hall. All members urged to be present and visitors were welcomed.
The husband and children of Mrs. Eva Adeline Evans express sincere gratitude for kindness and sympathy from friends and neighbors during their time of sorrow. The notice includes unrelated health guidance about wearing shoes and ticks.
A state apprenticeship council will develop a plan to train Indiana youth for skilled employment. The group includes labor, employer, employee, and public representatives and aims to establish apprenticeship standards, voluntary programs, and procedures for disputes while aligning training with job demand.
Mary E. Wiley, Home Demonstration Agent, offers kitchen guidance for strawberries. She warns against washing under running water and advises soaking gently, draining properly, and removing stems to avoid color loss. She recommends canning with sugar and water, overnight syrup preservation, and making jam from surplus berries.
The M E Church announces a June program for children ages five to twelve with sessions each Tuesday and Thursday from 9 to 11 am. Teachers donate time for hymns scripture character studies art craft and a drama at the end. Parents urged to cooperate with the training period led by Rev. H G Randsey.
St. Louis June 1. Jesse W. Barrett former Missouri Bar president argues voters should know judges strengths and weaknesses as clearly as baseball players. He suggests more transparency could hasten justice.
Mr and Mrs Leland Plew of Roachdale visited relatives in the Morris Chapel area. The Story and Underwood families shared Sunday with local residents, while June Goodman and Ola Read met in Linton. Edward Robson and family marked Decoration Day with Ola Smith’s relatives.
Washington column questions how the US will prevent future depressions and whether Henry Wallace's proposed plan to tax land values could avert booms and slumps. The piece debates land policy, westward settlement, and the feasibility of returning to Henry George ideas today.
A humorous column notes public mood shifts and world events with satirical snippets about Windsor weddings the Spanish rebellion radio trends beer bathing natives and future leadership compared with Mussolini and Hitler. It ends with a wry take on spring and beauty.
A fashionable smock pattern No 8898 described for morning wear with clenderizing princess lines slashed sleeves and buttoned cuffs. Includes two pockets and neck to hem trim, suitable for percale gingham broadcloth chintz linen and other fabrics. Patterns available sizes 34 to 48 with yardage details and a separate pattern book offered via a coupon to The Daily Citizen.
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