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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
2
A medical consultant argues in JAMA that spacing drinks prevents intoxication. He says a 150 pound man can drink a pint of 100 proof liquor in 24 hours with no intoxication signs, noting blood or breath tests as the reliable measure. He cites oxidation rates of one ounce every three hours and factors like food, dilution, and condition.
Classified notices outline rates per insertion with no discounts for repeated ads. The Daily Citizen emphasizes minimum charges, cash submission, and 10:00 A.M. deadline for same-day appearance, plus a diligence effort to verify advertisers while not guaranteeing reliability.
The ring necked pheasant, imported from China and England, has become the most common game bird in the United States, spreading across the country and shaping hunting seasons and conservation priorities.
Washington reports Sen. Charles W. Tobey, in promoting morality, receives a letter from a distraught husband asking help to reunite with his wife. Tobey replies he will do his best and asks for the wife’s address, sending a marital guidance note but receives no response.
A senator shared a note from her husband praising her and announcing the couple's reconciliation. The husband wrote you are wonderful and my wife is back with me again, I am the happiest man in the world.
In Omaha Hoheisal, an Alhambra California educator and self styled evangelist of square dancing, tours a dance festival saying the nations ills can be cured by more dancing and that square dancing saves marriages by giving couples a shared interest. He aims to spark a national revival.
The article notes extensive unmapped areas across Alaska and mentions Lake Mead as the world’s largest artificial lake created by the Hoover Dam.
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