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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
8
Cincinnati author Eva Nieman seeks six million dollars from Plough Chemical Company of Memphis alleging infringement of her dream book series. The suit accuses the defendant of copying her works and seeks monetary damages and relief as allowed by law.
Frank O Edgecomb of the Nebraska Signal Geneva Nebraska was elected president of the National Editorial Association during the Richmond Virginia convention, marking a notable rise for the long blind editor who has led his paper for decades.
Residents from Vincennes Trinity Springs West Atlas and Atlas area spent weekends with relatives including the Millers Blantons and Noltings. A Nine Mile church children's exercises is set for Sunday night June 14. Mrs Kramer fractured her arm in a fall and will be sidelined. Otho Breck and sister Marie Breck attended Bloomington commencement Tuesday evening.
A movement to boost freight business on the Monon line led Elliston Gravel Co chief Joseph A. Schellenger to work with P. C. Patterson of the C I L Railway. Bloomfield officials pledged rebuild of the White River bridge east of Elliston and resumed operations to Switz City, with reduced freight rates on sand and gravel to Bedford and intermediate points. Elliston Gravel currently ships from Elliston to Switz City using its own switch engine.
A somber meditation on daily reports of wrong and outrage, recounting a deep ache of the soul as the world continually fails to meet moral expectations. The voice expresses weariness and concern for humanity amid persistent injustice.
A promotional piece extols John D. Ricker as healer with a golden heart who allegedly cures a wide range of ailments. Claims include dramatic recoveries such as a lifetime chair-bound patient walking, blindness improving, and a Mayo Clinic visit confirming renewal of health.
Mr. Fink once deaf and troubled by catarrh could not hear a clock tick. After healing hands were applied he hears his watch tick again and the sermon without head noises. He claims no one can talk behind his back now.
A bulletin lists residents visiting relatives in Shelbyville Bedford and Spencer including Anna Jamison Miss Lucile Turpen and John Morgan Jr It notes outings by Epworth League members and reports improved health of Mrs Templeton Mrs Benefield and others A 1925 public sale announced by Sheriff Ervin Ray in Bloomfield Greene County Indiana follows detailing a deed for 40263 dollars and rents for up to seven years from Lot 5 Block 38 W W Hubbard addition in Linton plus possible further sale of the property to satisfy the decree Weiseman Trumphreys appear as attorneys for the plaintiff May 88 1925 5 29 6 5 12
A brief claim asserts a natural method or service by God as the intended use, emphasizing miraculous results and denying drugs or knives as part of the approach. The text frames the practice as divinely inspired and highly effective.
An advertorial plea promotes Magnetic Masseating as a universal healing method offered free for one day at the Temple of Health in Richmond Indiana. It claims cure by removing the cause, invites readers to call, and invites families to attend with relatives. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with other times by appointment.
Mrs. Nola Eads Austin of Miami Florida has given her hand in marriage to Arthur Austin of Jacksonville for the third time. She notes they previously divorced after quarrels, and this third union she calls final whether it endures or not.
An advertisement promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach liver and intestinal troubles and bloating. It claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation, easing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Available at six druggists.
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