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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1923
Page
6
Detroit woman Mrs. Jenny Evans describes relief from female weakness and back pain after nine bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it allowed her to work again and regain health, urging others with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
As Flag Day approaches on June 14 the War Department issued guidelines for proper flag display. The rules cover grouping flags with the American flag in the center or highest point and the union on the observer’s left, hanging from walls, and display from windows or staffs with the union at the top. Flags should be hung flat indoors or outdoors when not flown from a staff, and decorations should use the colors arranged blue white red with blue at the top. Flags must not be draped over chairs and must be kept clean and unsoiled.
Leota and Major Lee share a playful time while plotting futures around a family farm and a future marriage. They discuss a pension bonus and a potential union with Miss Josie while imagining future children and names amid emotional tension and family loyalties.
Clarence B. Collins, a Jasonville druggist, was acquitted by a Greene circuit court jury on charges of selling intoxicants in his drug store. The state’s two witnesses were impeached and Collins was found not guilty after appeals from a prior city court penal farm sentence. The acquittal follows his proven claim that the sale was a bona fide one.
Frank McDonald six year old son of Mr and Mrs A B McDonald of 1164 A street northeast was struck on the scalp by debris from a bursting front tire after returning home from a car ride. He received first aid at City Hospital and was later sent home.
The undersigned A M Beasley, attorney, announces appointment by Greene County Indiana Circuit Court as administrator of John T Lindsey deceased. Estate declared solvent. Dated May 28 1923. Public notice spans May 29 to June 12.
Nature magazine argues educational methods should connect teaching with nature as a whole. The child should see birds flowers stones and self as products of a single universal course, each with its own place and function in nature’s scheme.
Jonathan Carver, son of a British officer, left Boston in 1766 to map wilderness north of Albany and along the Great Lakes. He imagined guiding a Missouri River voyage to reach the Oregon and the West’s western shores, a journey he never saw completed. He urged future explorers to honor the path he illuminated.
The Chicago Journal notes experts declare a Louisiana cypress about 2,500 years old, dating to before Christ and long before Columbus. It compares older trees in Mexico and California and situates the Louisiana tree beside ancient events and rulers.
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