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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
4
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A travel style column advises on skin care during long trips and dustier rails or prairie drives. It recommends skin tonics and perfumes as bath substitutes, explains when to use cream or powder bases, and notes dry versus oily skin needs and lip care for semi arid ranch regions.
A health note explains how to monitor skin for reddening after sun exposure and adjust time outside. It recommends wearing a hat for bald patches, using sun oils and lotions, and warns severe burns can cause lasting illness. Follow nature's rules to tan safely.
Inez S. Wilson explains a bacon pin wheel snack. Spread cream cheese on bread slices, roll, wrap bacon around the outside, and secure with toothpicks. Broil slowly until bacon browns and cheese melts, then serve immediately.
At high tide the Japanese island of Tsushima fractured into two distinct islets. Local authorities noted coastal changes and monitored for any impact on shipping and fisheries.
The Church of God promotes the Community Park in West Linton to serve physical social and spiritual needs. Last season hundreds used the park and community night on Fridays will continue with church services and activities led by Rev. Isaac B. Tucker.
The First Christian Church invites all ages to Bible school at 9 30 a m and to closing services at 10 35 a m and 7 30 p m with special trumpet trio music by Branscom Heenan Foster and Miss Brewer. Pastor M V Y Foster notes six and a half years of service and calls for public attendance.
The United Brethren church schedules Children day events for Sunday June 6 with a 9 30 morning choir consecration service titled My Father s House a 10 30 class session a 6 pm union service at the Baptist church and a 7 30 pm Children s day program featuring readings instrumental music and a playlet The Sunday school W M S and C E convention meets in Vincennes next week June 9 11 with several from the area expected to attend.
The Christian Advocate urges devotion to Christ and invites participation. Sunday School at 9:00, morning worship 10:30, evening service 7:30. Epworth League officer installations, a Stewardship play, Queen Esther officer installation, Bible school, prayer meeting, Standard Bearers, and choir practice are scheduled through the week.
The Switz City Methodist church announced a new system for Sunday worship starting this Sunday. The children and adult divisions will hold separate devotional services, with an invitation extended to parents to attend with their children. The morning offering will support the Rivervale House apportionment.
Morning worship and church school meet at 9 30 in a unified service with sermon The Christly Marks Children sermon A Slave Girl Who Loved Her Masters Family Union Young People meet at 6 p m Sunday evening Evening worship and praise at 7 30 Sermon Church Spires Choir to provide special music Minister Harry J Bailey invites all to go to church Sunday
The morning worship begins at 10 30. The church school gathers at 9 39 for worship and study groups with classes for all ages. The Christian Endeavor society meets with the Christian Advocators the city wide youth organization of Linton. The meeting will be at the Baptist church at 6 p m. Choir rehearsal is Wednesday at 7 15.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints will cancel all Sunday services for a tri-district conference in Indianapolis. Mission leader David A. McKay, second counselor to President Heber J. Grant, will speak at all three sessions. A large crowd from Linton is expected to attend.
Joseph Y. Crowley, 82, of Crowley's Island Maine, is believed to be the oldest coast lobster fisherman. He has fished for over 50 years, tends about 80 traps daily, and hauls in around 35 pounds of lobster.
The Palestine government public works department is preparing plans and seeking tenders for building army and air force barracks at Haifa. Estimated cost is about 500 090 pounds. The project aims to provide suitable housing for British troops in the Palestine mandate.
Hollywood gossip notes recount Robert Baldwin's overzealous fight on The Girl From Scotland Yard causing a co star to injure his shoulder. Paramount reveals Larry Crabbe’s marriage linked to a quarter tossed to a swimmer. Pola Negri cameo brooch found after pavement work uncovers old loss and uproar.
Singapore June 3. Whisky offers no antidote to cobra bites warns M. F. W. Tweedie assistant curator of the Raffles Museum. He cautions young men headed for tropical jungles about the dangers and advises proper medical precautions.
Vesuvius potash is produced from the famous valcang and applied to farming. The extract is marketed for crop nourishment and soil improvement in agricultural practice.
Nellie Crosby hosted her Birthday club north of Jasonville on Wednesday and received an iced tea set from the club. Several members shared refreshments. Other items note hospital visits, beauty shop changes, travels to Nebraska and Wyoming, and local clerical and social activities in Clay County communities.
Mrs. William P. Leffler new president of the Akron Deanery National Council of Catholic Women says most parents are discourteous to their children. She cites plain common sense as the key factor in raising a family.
The Reeves pheasant is reported to achieve speeds up to eighty miles per hour in flight. The note highlights exceptional wing speed for a terrestrial game bird and underscores its surprising aerial ability.
Uncle Eben remarks that politeness cannot appear all at once and warns that forced civility can feel out of place. He compares quick politeness to a swallow-tail coat tossed over practical overalls.
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