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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
4
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Dr Cumming, U S surgeon general, offers summer cooling tips for Winton readers. Drink plenty of cool water and wear light clothes, avoid direct sun, and limit heavy foods. Eat vegetables salads and fruits, prefer sandals for ventilation, loosen belts, and change undergarments daily after bathing.
Miss Kathleen Wright was married to Norman St Boyd at the Central Christian Church in Terre Haute on Saturday afternoon. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Wright, has worked in Indianapolis the past three years. Attending were Gale Wright and Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Wright, along with relatives and friends. Attendance included Robert Hash Wayne Shanks Milton Myers and Max of Paris Illinois. family visitors from Canada and Ann Arbor noted.
Indiana fire losses for April reached 627000 plus dollars, per state fire marshal Alfred M. Houston. Of the total, 205913 occurred in cities over five thousand, 17638 in smaller cities and towns, and 246880 in rural areas. There were 84 fires that month, with 182 in larger cities, 68 in smaller municipalities, and 84 in rural sections.
A quoted exchange hints at memory and love. The fragment references first loves and a persona named Madrid Beun Humor, suggesting a literary or diary-like reminiscence rather than a news item. The text conveys sentiment with partial dialogue and incomplete attribution.
A satirical column mocks Al Smith Democrats and their feuds with Bish Cannon and his deals. It notes Texas Democrats helping Hoover, jokes about Mrs. Hoover hosting a Chicago resident, hints at Civil War timelines, and ridicules cigaret stances. It also mentions missing citizens, careful horn use at crossings, and Coolidge remarks.
Evansville Indiana June 26 Shipping along the Ohio River was halted by an unexpected drop in water levels the lowest since dams 47 and 48 began operation. Boats along the river from Newburg to Cypress were mired in mud as the river fell to 4.6 feet before noon. Workmen strained to free the government boat Kankakee after it became stuck while the decline was blamed on the wickets and gates of Dam No 48 at Cypress failing to operate properly.
A famed animal trainer in Waterloo Kentucky reflects on a sorrowful moment saying yes to finding nothing he could train except his own children, whose loss haunted him. The remark reveals a somber personal tragedy tied to a public persona.
F P Cook of Loganport says Konjola cured his rheumatic and kidney troubles after five years of suffering. He reports back, legs, shoulders, and arms pain vanished in three weeks, kidneys normalized, and overall health restored. Konjola is sold at Hamilton drug store in Linton and by major druggists in the region.
Gold Star mothers and widows of World War veterans buried in France may soon take free pilgrimages to American cemeteries in Europe and World War I battlefields. The War Department seeks to determine how many would travel, with Congress passing a March law authorizing the trips under Secretary of War control and funding.
Terre Haute June 25 Hose less young women will not be permitted at the Indiana State Teachers' college Deans edict states that to date none of the students have appeared without hose and any student found without stockings will be sent home immediately with orders to dress properly there is no place for the hoseless girl on campus.
The Boss questions why the applicant should work with rich stock traders, while the applicant explains he already tried six months ago and is seeking a 20 a week job to land more business. The exchange highlights networking failures and struggling cash flow.
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