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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1928
Page
2
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Dr. Philip Smead Bird urges Case Schools of Applied Science graduates to avoid laziness and stay active in public service. He argues endless work dulls life and that relaxation and play give life meaning, noting Americans’ historic busyness and recent fatigue. The piece reflects on the value of energy, leisure, and purpose as workers confront a changing nation.
Ten Greene county students are among 1019 candidates for Indiana University’s 1928 class. The Arbutus yearbook highlights honors for Greene graduates including Edwards as a Beta Gamma Sigma president and Haig, Kidd, Hamilton, and Raney with sororities, bands, and fraternities roles. Commencement runs June 8 to 11 at Bloomington.
Mrs John Reed and Mrs Clyde Reed with family spent Friday with BE Holt in Bedford. Rex Byers visited his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Monroe Byers. Lulu Cox of Martinsville and Paul Reed of Florida accompanied by Luella Reed of Bloomington are with Millard Cox. Ollis Foddrill of Newark had dinner with Dorothy Foddrill’s family. Tinker Wilson stopped in town Saturday as Ralph Boruff of Oolitic and family visited over the weekend.
Henry Klink Mahlon Gilbreath Paul Fry Charles Wolford and J C Cravens left Stockton town ship this morning to attend the Democratic state convention in session tomorrow and Thursday as delegates.
United Press dispatch from June 5 1918 reports a slackening German offensive while American troops join the front. Allied forces press through Beta forest as French aviators drop bombs watchdogs havoc German positions and cops faced bombardment.
A Daily Citizen reader recalls Edison R. Waite's piece on merchants who stock goods but fail to advertise. A garage owner asks how long to repair a generator and learns replacements are in stock, highlighting local business with unadvertised services. The tale contrasts availability with consumer awareness in small town commerce.
The Elite Society hosts an afternoon gathering at Mrs Halden Beasley’s home on Thursday featuring an annual musical program.
A reader reports a new compound offering relief from rheumatism. The claim centers on persistent misery attributed to rheumatic pain, with alleged improvements described by the source as significant.
Mrs. S H Parrett of St Marys Ave St Wayne Ind reports long standing rheumatism improved by Konjola. She describes relief from painful swollen joints and restored ability to move freely. She notes her husband also benefited and both urge others to try Konjola sold at Hamilton Drug Store Elkhorn Pharmacy and local druggists.
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