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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
1
A garbled OCR puzzle guide explains solving tactics for a crossword. It notes letters fill white spaces toward the first black square, with clues in definitions below the grid. It mentions no word crosses beyond black squares and that all filled words are dictionary terms, abbreviations, or technical terms.
A historical cross word puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbered entries. Many items resemble names, archaic terms, and variant spellings, including references to places, people, birds, and crafts, some garbled by OCR.
Mrs. Verena Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming shares a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing recurring monthly troubles after teaching, then aiding recovery after childbirth displacement. She reports five children, resumed housework, and strong health, crediting the medicine.
A vintage ad touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as the best home remedy for persistent coughs. It claims rapid overnight relief from phlegm and congestion without opiates and notes it is safe for children, priced at 30 cents in drugstores.
Washington reports that cigarette smoking has surged despite reform efforts. In 1924 Americans consumed over 250 billion cigarettes, roughly doubling in 15 years, with no rise in death rates shown. Projected 1925 world cigarette use is about 300 billion, valuing around 1.5 billion dollars. U.S. primary consumption last year exceeded 65 billion cigarettes.
The piece threads a motorist’s ire at speed limits with a rural constable quip about a chasing dog. It recalls Senator Lodge’s WWI remark on Germany’s victories and a club joke where Mr. Smith teases Jenks about bossing his wife, all in light humor.
Universal Pictures presents The Fast Worker at New Linton Theatre with Reginald Denny and Laura La Plante in a brisk honeymoon dash. The plot follows a man who impersonates a friend to discover a chaotic family setup as a millionaire sheik woos his supposed sister-in-law. Ethel Grey Terry and Richard Tucker support, Lee Moran provides comedy, and Muriel Frances Dana charms as the mischievous daughter.
Telephone bills are due the first of each month at the office. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the first. If disconnected for non payment, service restored only in due course on payment of 50 cents restoration charge. New Home Telephone Co. 2010
Suffering sufferers urged to seek relief by removing the cause, not with cutting or salves. Hem-Roid tablets are promoted as a safe, lasting solution, guaranteed by Hamilton's Drug Store.
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