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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
3
An old time advertisement extols a tonic to improve appetite and blood purity. It promises stronger vitality, better complexion, and higher energy by purifying blood with herbal ingredients. It warns against fluctuating health and urges immediate use of the product.
Thirty thousand people saw The Whipping Boss during its premier in Minneapolis where it ran two weeks at a downtown theatre and broke attendance records. The Minneapolis run was sponsored by Hennepin county central committee and shown in St. Paul for one week under Ramsey county central committee. Edwin L. Lindell chairs the Minneapolis entertainment committee and lauds the film for boosting public opinion and aiding membership drives, with further showings at the Grand theatre on March 9 and 10 under the American Legion Frank Courtney post.
An old advertisement claims a torpid liver causes bad breath head spins poor appetite constipation and malaise. It promotes Herbine as a dependable remedy for liver stomach and bowel disorders restoring energy and cheerfulness, priced 60e, sold by Elkhorn Pharmacy.
A compact reflection on seizing chances before they fade, using a parable about seeds and trees to emphasize resilience and timely action. It warns that missed opportunities vanish and only effort sustains growth, urging grit to nurture future outcomes.
West Atlas reports ongoing mumps cases including Myr Wilber and family and Hallie Woolf. Local social notes list numerous weekend visits, family gatherings, and a 60th birthday surprise for Mrs. Joe Rector with a large dinner party and social outpouring at Dugger and nearby farms. Burial and illness mentions touch nearby towns like Pleasantville, Linton, and Sullivan.
Brownstown area social and illness notes moved through weekly roster. Families visited, guests stayed, and several residents including Mrs Henry Pope Lena and Mrs Lula Stone discussed health while Mrs Moody injured in a fall. Sunday school suspended due to bad roads and illness, with a plan to resume if weather clears.
Rev W E Watkins of Sandborn led a regular service last Sunday night. Miss Katherine Maxwell visited friends near Worthington over the weekend. The missionary society gathered at Mrs Mary Garrett’s home on Tuesday. Mrs Emma Cross called on Ann Mary Brown in Linton on Wednesday evening. Ladies Aid will serve dinner at the Myers and Canada sale next Thursday March 12. The PTA met at the school Thursday night. Sick list includes L A Denny, Mrs Polly McCombs and Alys Rank Chawkins. Mrs James Harris visited the Badies Aid this week. Id Canada, living on the Hamerick farm, moves to a new Island farm this week. Charles I Heim and Matt Lucas traveled to Linton on business Thursday.
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