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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
3
Classified ad lists low prices on cane seat chairs 98c each, a three burner oil stove $8, used iron beds $1 to $2.50, bed springs $1, enamels 85c per quart, spar varnish $2.29 per gallon, wall paper 5c to 15c and 10c per roll. Chas Criss 170 172 S Main St.
Kendallville will host the three day Indiana muck crop show beginning November 9. R R Fraser secretary of the Northern Indiana Muck Crop association announced the dates. Previous venues include Akron North Judson Nappanee South Bend Garrett Churubusco and Warsaw.
National League leaders list CHICAGO and BROOKLYN with strong records while PITTSBURGH and PHILADELPHIA chase. American League shows NEW YORK and CLEVELAND near top. American Association, Three Eye League, and other circuits provide regional standings with several teams hovering around .500.
Coral Crandall watches David Armstrong hailed as a Nobel level discoverer after Elton College announces a new method to extract gold from sea water by Armstrong and two professors. Coral fears his silence signals trouble as Donna Allen presses for details and Hoyt Marquis lingers in the background.
Indianapolis June 19 The amended driver responsibility law requires motorists who cause personal injury or property damage to pay the full amount within 30 days or have their license suspended. It applies to residents in any state or province. The Hoosier Motor Club says no judgment exemptions exist under the 1937 act.
The judge appoints Ethel Starkey executrix of the estate of Sarah Starkey deceased in Greene County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. Dated June 11 1937 and filed by attorney R M Vincent.
One man out of every two must face the prospect of baldness. The statement underscores the commonality of hair loss and frames it as a widespread concern affecting men broadly.
Sound waves produced by electricity generate vibrations strong enough to break up bacteria and kill them instantly, while not harming human tissues where germs may reside.
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