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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
7
The Welch undertaking establishment announces a new policy of free ambulance service. The Welch ambulance will respond anywhere at any time with no charges, using the best modern equipment, and calls can be made to No. 48 on either phone.
Popular Mechanics Magazine describes a 50 pound steel ankle ring with a separate steel housing under the foot. The device supports the weight of the ring when the prisoner sits or stands, aiding long journey security.
John Ransom battles his fixation on his son Wilbur and a perceived threat from the next door house where a dressmaker’s daughter, Sue Jefferson, draws Wilbur toward innocence he fears. The tale follows his technicolor schemes, attempted socializing, and a birthday party plan that reshapes their boundary.
A brief notice reports a daring stunt titled Over Niagara In a Barrel performed in 1922. It notes the act was captured for distribution by the Western Newspaper Union.
An essay on sitting posture warns that long easy sitting weakens back muscles and displaces abdominal organs. It cites a man who trained to sit upright without back support and lived free of abdominal disorders, then recalls a barrel ride over Niagara Falls with vivid peril and a grim, near-death conclusion.
The adder or viper stores its venom fangs on the roof of the mouth and keeps them out of the way of feeding teeth. This allows the snake to use its ordinary teeth to swallow prey while tucking the fangs away. In some other venomous snakes the fangs are fixed and cannot be rearranged.
The article notes that pelargoniums are the botanical name for geraniums widely grown as bedding plants. It highlights a recent shift from early double varieties to semi double forms that resist rain better, reflecting improvements in habit color and form over the past decades.
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