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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
2
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The text notes upcoming trials in Dayton Tennessee and Noblesville Indiana as the monkey trial motif returns. Wayne B Wheeler dismisses Ontario's 4.4 percent beer as only a nickname and misnomer, showing skepticism toward the label and its regulation.
A prohibition opponent declares America was wet in spirit and law. His remark cites Isabella’s jaw els as evidence, implying widespread drinking and enforcement gaps.
The tercentenary celebration now getting under way recalls that the grim Puritans observed their era with far more than a sliver of tolerance, underscoring a stark contrast to modern times and attitudes.
Legisatures still enact most laws in final hours through stampede tactics, a crafty and dangerous method noted as a major concern. The remark frames this as a risky, time-pressured practice shaping lawmaking.
City officials pursue traffic control with broad efforts and the hope that driver cooperation will enable progress. A few fines on careless and thoughtless drivers are seen as a helpful incentive to improve safety and compliance.
The latest rainfall appears to have washed out the water scare and, as usual, we will likely hear nothing more about it until the next crisis. Old Procrastination has caused much trouble in its time.
The excerpt warns of multiple hazards beyond earthquakes, including cyclones, traffic accidents, and dangerous intoxicants, noting that danger exists locally and elsewhere and urging caution.
James Wood and George Sherb are in town on business. Agnes Russell of Bloomfield and Miss Jeanette Morris of Clay City visit relatives here. Several residents host guests from Terre Haute, Louisville, Bloomington, and Indianapolis. Local movers include Newt Flack from Winter Haven and the Hartnett family touring Gulfport for voc ed work.
Dr Leonhardt reports piles are internal and prescribes Hem-Roid offering quick lasting relief with money back guarantee. Hamilton's Drug Store sells it. Also notice to grove concessionaires to contact John Correll for electric wiring by Friday noon. Trade ads seek small house for larger one with差, and a country rental.
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