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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
5
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a remedy for sore inflamed and swollen feet. It claims quick relief after first use and gradual cure with regular applications. The oil is described as a clean antiseptic that does not stain or leave grease and offers money back if not satisfied.
Dr Leonhardt developed an internal treatment for piles. The Hemroid tablets, sold by Hamilton’s Drug Store with a money back guarantee, purport to restore circulation and heal internal causes. External remedies are claimed to be less effective for lasting relief.
The remainder of the Southern Indiana League baseball season runs through October 16 with matches including Linton at Odon Shoals at Loogootee and Bloomfield at Shoals on July 10. Subsequent weeks feature Plainville Jasonville Dugger Linton Carlisle Loogootee Washington and other pairings across July August and September.
Present day smokers seek enjoyment and choose Camels for smoking pleasure. Camels are described as made from choicest tobaccos and blended for mildness and fragrance. The ad claims Camels satisfy the exalted sense of taste and outshine other cigarettes.
The schedule lists weekly games among Plainville Washington Dugger Jasonville Bloomfield Carlisle Odon Loogootee Shoals Linton and Loogootee with matchups from September 25 through October 16, detailing locations and pairings. Key dates include September 25 October 2 October 9 and October 16 with alternating home and away games.
Scores from the American Association include Toledo 17 over Indianapolis 6 and Columbus 9 over Louisville 7. Other results list St Paul 10 over Milwaukee 7 and New York 8 over Boston 2. A 110 inning game saw Cincinnati beat Chicago 2 to 110. A July 4 excursion to Chicago offers a round trip of 4.20 with two days in Chicago. tickets via Central Ticket Agent.
Marco Turpin returns home from Michigan where he taught last winter. Mr and Mrs A T Dishinger retire home after weeks away, he worked at Seymour. Home Economics Club to be hosted by Mrs Retta Blackwood at Mrs Elizabeth Blackwood's home Thursday. Ellan Smith visiting brother at Stinesville, Madge Frederick visiting relatives at Bedford. Sanford Chestnut and family from Westphalia visited church here and stayed with John Pope. Mrs Archie Spencer and children of Pleasantville visited Mrs Mary Garrett. John Morgan spent last weekend in Indianapolis.
William Shryer aged 87, Civil War veteran, died at 2:20 PM yesterday at daughter Mrs. RE Mix’s home in ElNora Indiana. He had been bedfast for months and leaves two other children Mrs. Lewberg of Huntington West Virginia and Homer Shryer of Mitchell, with his wife having died three years ago.
June 10 1917 reports Pershing's first expeditionary corps safely in France. The convoying fleet passed through the U boat zone without mishap, signaling progress in American involvement.
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