Climbing a Hill Yields Impressive Work Figures
A hill 1000 feet high would require lifting 265000 pounds one foot in one minute. The comparison hints at the enormous effort needed for much higher mountains and the scale of energy involved in ascent.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
7
Businessmen Attend Linton Lecture On Retail Salesmanship
About 70 local business leaders gathered at the Saron Reformed church to hear O. S. Rappold, a representative of a Dayton manufacturing firm, discuss retail salesmanship and merchandising. Coca-Cola Bottling Works of Linton provided refreshments after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saron Reformed Church
O. S. Rappold
Merchants’ Service Division
Dayton
Rappold
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Linton Institution
Linton
Phelps Players Stage Clever Shows at Auto Park
The Phelps Players perform this week at Auto Park lots drawing high praise from patrons for entertaining and well received performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Auto Park
Mystic Circle Delights Members In Afternoon at Mrs Shepherds
Mrs Homer McBride hosted the Mystic Circle at her mother Mrs William Shepherds South Main Street. Ten members attended with two contests led by Mrs Pickle and Miss Alma Mang of Indianapolis earning cut glass dishes as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer McBride
Mystic Circle
William Shepherd
South Main Street
Pickle
Alma Mang
Indianapolis
Mesdames
Ham
Beveridge
Short
Gregory
Axton
Goodman
McBride
Miller
Forbes
Zora Bedwell
Gorda Miller
Busy Day at Free man City Hospital
Three operations occurred with five surgeons in a single day at Free man City hospital. Miss Cora Lee Morris had tonsils and adenoids removed by Dr Knoefel and is recovering well. Mabel Dillion of Elnora had appendicitis surgery by Drs VanSant and Hamilton and is doing nicely. William Bobbit underwent a mastectomy by Drs VanSant and Berns with good condition. Other patients are reported as doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman City Hospital
Cora Lee Morris
Knoefel
Mabel Dillion
Elnora
VanSant
Hamilton
William Bobbit
Iowa Senator Praises Soviet Agriculture Visit
Senator Smith Brookhart of Iowa, touring farm districts in the USSR, praised Russian agricultural development and the peasant government relations. He visited Kiev and Lanin Town, calling it a model for Europe and America, then toured Ukraina before leaving from Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Smith Brookhart
Iowa
Kiev
Lanin Town
Ifa
Europe
America
Brookhart
Ukraina
Whea
Odessa
Tucker bill repealing Wisconsin prohibition dies in Senate
The Tucker bill to repeal Wisconsin prohibition laws was sent to the legislative graveyard after the Senate defeated it 19 to 12. The measure had recently passed the Assembly but failed in the upper house amid the usual wet and dry alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Assembly
Senate
Motor rider killed in mine crash at Bicknell
Tom Boyd, 20, was killed at American mine No 1 when the motor he was driving crashed into another motor driven by Harry Loving of Aliceville. Boyd was looking backward and working a troublesome trolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicknell
Ind
Tommy Boyd
American Mine No. 1
Harry Loving
Aliceville
Boyd
Imprisoned Miners to Parade in Sullivan First Aid Meet
Three Frenchmen and their pony freed from the Bicknell mine after entombment will join the Sullivan parade on July 7 as a featured attraction. A float will carry the heroes while vaudeville acts and a U S Bureau of Mines exhibit are planned for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Bicknell
Daily Times
Forbes
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Thought End Was Near Declares B. W. Brown
Terre Haute man B. W. Brown says Tanlac relieved lifelong stomach trouble and cramps, restoring appetite, weight, and strength. He reports three meals daily and urges friends to try Tanlac. Tanlac is sold by druggists with 37 million bottles previously sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
B. W. Brown
South Fourth St. Terre Haute
Ind
Seizure Orders Issued On Incoming Foreign Liquor
Government officials at the Treasury and prohibition departments issue orders to seize all liquor on incoming foreign vessels except that certified for medical use. The action follows a conference with Secretary Mellon and State Department representatives regarding sealed liquor stores aboard the steamer Olympic from England next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Mellon
Prohibition
State Department
Olympic
United States
England
Energy of a Watch Reveals Complex Fabric of Timepiece
About 105 different pieces enter into its construction and upwards of 2,000 separate operations are involved in manufacture. The roller jewel of a watch makes every day 132,000 impacts against the fork.
Souls of Great Cities quote on city spirit by Arnold Brunner
A brief quotation explores how famous city centers embody a city's soul and intelligence beyond the official buildings, noting architects ideals and urban character. The reflection emphasizes that civic spaces reflect culture, life, and identity rather than mere monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Brunner
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Newberry Beach
Newberry
Cushing
Columbias
Columbia
Columbia Dry
Ries
Fahnestock
Netherland
Saron
Cable
Wisconsin
Sullivan Parade
Pony ‘Hero
Pate
Nature
Scott’s
D.R. Scott &Co
Shady Beach
S.& 8S
Medici
International News Telegraph and Cable Service
Pope & Pope Chiropractors
Linton Trust
Bell
N. Main St
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