Well Known Linton Man dies after illness
Charles Edman Laughhunn known as Shad died at the city hospital at 10 this morning after more than five months of liver troubles. A longtime miner and active Red Men lodge member, he leaves a son George Laughhan, stepsons Fred and William Blades, five brothers and several sisters. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2:30 from the Methodist church with Red Men at the graveside. interment in Fairview cemetery.
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Charles Edman Laughhunn
Shad
Mr. Laughhurn
Linton
Red Men’s Lodge
Haymakers
Laughhunn
George Laughhan
Fred Blades
William Blades
Seymour
Mike
Near
Atlas
Alfa
Jess
Hendrix
Lence
Centralia
Ill
Etta Bush
Belle Faiss
Tillie Bally
Lesser
Lydia Hatfield
Methodist
William F. Russell
Fairview Cemetery
Date Pudding Recipe from A. Graham Butler
When guests arrive unannounced the rush at the grocery store occurs yet a good dessert helps. Date pudding is tasty and inexpensive, easy to prepare, using dates nuts sugar eggs bread crumbs and baking powder. Bake about forty minutes.
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Alice Graham’ Butler
Optimism Expressed By Haynes In Report
Washington June 11 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes expressed in his annual report that two years of enforcement show a fair degree of satisfaction with overall accomplishment Many new enforcement problems will crop up for years but many have been solved He said federal forces operate at maximum efficiency under limited appropriations and that greater local cooperation would let federal agents focus on larger conspiracy cases He avoided comment on the repeal of the New York enforcement law noting sectional difficulties mainly on the eastern seaboard and certain cities.
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Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
Congress
New York
Death of Mrs. Anderson in Terre Haute
Mrs. Alice Anderson, 78, wife of Thomas Anderson of 875 Eighth Avenue, died Friday night in Terre Haute. She is survived by her husband, four sons Job of Linton Willia of New York state M. J. and Thomas of Terre Haute, two daughters Mrs Olive Adams of Terre Haute and Mrs Vera Smith of California, one sister and 15 grandchildren. She formerly resided in Linton and was highly respected.
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Terre Haute
Alice Anderson
Thomas Anderson
Eighth Avenue
Job
Linton
Willia
New York State
M. J
Thomas
Olive Adams
Vera Smith
California
Miner Frank Trinkle Suffers Leg Break at Twin Mine
Frank Trinkle a prominent Linton miner and longtime resident, fractured his leg above the ankle today when caught under a slate fall at the Twin mine. He was treated at a local surgeon’s office and later returned to his home on I and Seventh streets northeast.
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Frank Trinkle
Linton
Twin Mine
Card of Thanks for June Rose Patrick
We express deep gratitude to friends and neighbors who supported us during our daughter June Rose's illness and death. Special thanks to those who sent flowers and lent cars, and to Earl T. Aikin, the undertaker, for sympathetic services. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patrick.
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June Rose
Earl T. Aikin
Walter Patrick
George Holdson Hurt In Car Crash At Bicknell
George Holdson of this city suffered serious head and chest injuries and back trauma in a Saturday night automobile accident at Bicknell. He was brought home, but details were unavailable late this afternoon.
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George Holdson
Bicknell
Ku Klux Klan Parade Advertised for Bloomfield
A large Ku Klux Klan demonstration is promoted for Friday night, June 15, in Bloomfield with banners and a rally planned.
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Bloomfield
Ancient fig origins tied to southern Arabia to Greece
The fig originated in southern Arabia and was introduced to Greek athletes around 800 BC. Romans enjoyed figs with salt pepper vinegar and aromatics in meals.
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Arabia
Water Carries Sound Bell Echo Across Mediums
A bell’s sound travels far in water, audible at about 45 000 feet, but through air it drops to only 456 feet, illustrating how medium affects sound propagation and speed across environments.
Fish for Longevity Diet Advised by Dr Lyman Siske
Dr Lyman Siske president of the Life Extension Institute urges a federal diet rich in fish as the surest road to a long life. He argues seafood provides essential nutrients that support longevity and overall health.
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Lyman Siske
The
Life Extension Institute
Retired Businessman Praises Tanlac in Testimony
J. W. Arsdol, a retired clothier from Muncie Indiana, says Tanlac improved his stomach trouble and indigestion after years of poor health. He reports regaining appetite and energy, using Tanlac as a tonic for several years and insists on Tanlac over substitutes. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
J. W. Arsdol
S. Walnut St
Muncie
Indiana
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Dreamland
Wright
Big Western Railroad
J. P. McGowan
N. E
G. Om
Nauthnant
JOE E. Beasley Agency
Murphy’s Grocery
North Main Street
Churngold
Chase & Sandborn’s Coffee
Murphy
Bell Phone
Mutual
Greene County Loan Company
Pontotice
Linten
Ind
Chas. E
Paris
Gloria
Jesse L.lacky Presents
Gloria Swanson
Paramount
Anne Nichols
David Powell
Harrison Ford
Walter Hiers
Larry Lemon
Midnight Cabaret
Jack Pickford
N. Main St
Anderson
Tire Sale
Goodyear
Auburn
Durant and
Star Cars
Durant
Germ Sales & Service
Fashion Hat Shop
Mrs
Nature
West
C. F. Parks
College Hill School Bldg
Worthington-Bloomfield-Linton
J. J. Kendall
Worthington
Boyd's Garage
New Linton Hotel
Startup
A. M
Switz City
A. Mi
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