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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
2
The text lists subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery, plus advertising rates and local notices. It references Hindenburg and peace, French fears, Bill Bryan securing first page space, river beaches opening, and a craving for a plunge in cooling waters. The fragment covers ads, rates, and brief editorial asides on current events.
A disjointed quotation contrasts bulgaria car shortages with a small American city and hints at a backfire in Bulgaria being a bomb. It then references Mr Bryan and evolution theory with a vague jab about Michigan peaches as a defense measure.
A Liverpool shipping clerk who held half a winning derby ticket has earned about 190 000 dollars. The event raises questions about betting ethics and the legality of pooled tickets, with officials looking into how the prize was claimed and distributed.
Amid droughts frosts and adverse weather residents say they remain subsisting but seek a proactive water plan. The message urges support for the common council to discuss the dry season and avoid alarm while preparing for domestic water needs and long term planning. Communities are urged to back local leaders in addressing the water problem.
The Amicitia Bible class of First Christian church met last night at Miss Opal Beckwith home. Games and music entertained the group as refreshments were served to Emnice Campbell Zenobia Denham Sarah Bohley Anna Lucille Humphreys Edith May Humphreys Louie Parks Charlotte Parks Virginia Lee Small Mary McPhail Jennie McChristy Wanda Murdock Blanche Hemingway Opal Beckwith and teacher Mrs G C Porter.
Boston police pursue clues in the strangling death of Mrs. Mary Price of New York a wardrobe mistress for a theater company found choked to death in a hotel bed there. She had been robbed in the Hub city.
Victor M. Johnson of Rockford Illinois, president of Kiwanis International, will open the international convention in St Paul Minnesota on June 22. Members nationwide will hear his address broadcast by radio.
Miss Irene and Clarence Morgan hosted a 6 oclock breakfast at the city park for guests Miss Elsie Fordyce of Grinnell Iowa and Lester Myers of Packwood Iowa. The group built a fire and cooked breakfast while others enjoyed the park amusements. Two minor accidents occurred with no serious consequences. Attendees included Misses Lulu Howe Lena Grawand Ethel Beckwith Hazel Bunch Dorothy Wells Josephine Beckwith Elsie Fordyce Arthur Taylor Ellis Plew Clarence Morgan and Lester Myers. Fordyce and Myers left for Greencastle where Myers will graduate from DePauw University on Wednesday June 10.
The piece argues weak nerves require prompt attention and promotes chiropractic treatment as effective. It claims the method targets the root of nervous disorders, locates and removes them, and offers fast relief.
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