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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
5
A 1935 report notes the first parking meters were placed on Oklahoma City streets. The article cites the National Education Association stating that today there are over two million meters across the country.
Purdue University extension veterinarians warn that lep tospirosis can affect cattle and hogs and urge farmers to monitor livestock for signs and implement control measures.
The text argues that vaccination should be controlled by a veterinarian who initiates and carries out the program. It also notes horehound as an old world herb referenced in the context.
In Chicago the world's first germless apartment is prepared for tenants. Residents will wear spacesuits before entering sterile air locks as part of University of Illinois environmental tests to ensure a contamination free living space.
Linton residents recount local memories and notable figures from 1904 teacher Nell Matthews McIntosh to Rita Rogers new vice president at Sherwood Laboratories. A weekend visit, fashion shop teen lounge, and tales of snowbound travels round out a slice of community life.
New York based trade issue reports that the lone shopper spends more, with men and women differing in shopping patterns. A Progressive Grocer study notes housewives often bring husbands, shopping times average 27 minutes for 21 items costing 7.74 dollars, while lone husbands shop alone infrequently and spend more per item.
Members of the First Christian Church Delta Alpha class held a St Patrick's party Tuesday evening. Mrs Hazel Wade led a brief meeting while Mrs Audrey O'Brien read scripture. Irish songs and contests followed with awards given to several members and 23 attendees enjoyed green themed refreshments.
Members of the Busy Folks class at Sandborn Christian Church held a covered dish supper and business session. Claude Lynch read scripture and offered prayer, Mrs. J J Anderson told a story, and Arzo Blevens offered prayer as the gathering closed with benediction. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C C Gregory, Mr and Mrs James Skeel, Mr and Mrs Claude Lynch, Russell L Hildebrand, Mrs J J Anderson, and Mr and Mrs Arzo Blevens.
The Illinois Forest Industries committee says livestock grazing is more destructive to Illinois forests than fire. Grazing damages tomorrow's timber crop and the larger trees, lowering log quality according to the committee.
Washington program led by minister E J Falkenberg and Dr J Wayne McFarland promotes a five day plan to quit smoking. About 4 000 participants tested with a 70 percent success rate. Sessions in College Park Maryland funded by Seventh Day Adventist Church offer buddy system and silent prayer for strength.
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