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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
4
The article traces the trombone from the Italian tromba to sackbut, noting its uncertain invention era. It cites a ninth century manuscript with a device resembling today’s trombone, found in Boulogne, describing a brass instrument with a bell.
Crude protein content governs market value with premiums paid per added percent of crude protein. Ash content also influences flour marketing, making both factors important in pricing and quality assessment for wheat varieties.
In Lakeport California on March 16 Jesse T. Wright a 49 year old mining engineer chose death by explosion of a stick of dynamite after his mangled body and self inflicted razor wounds were found Saturday.
Petersburg Ind March 16 M McStoops longtime editor and publisher of the Pike County Democrat has sold the publication to L J Early of Cannelton Ind former editor of the Cannelton Telephone McStoops was a delegate to the last Democratic convention in New York.
Berlin reports Dr. Jacob Wasserman, famous scientist and inventor of the Wasserman blood test, has died today. The prominent figure, identified by the international news service, passed away in Berlin on March 16. His work on serology and blood testing left a lasting impact on medical diagnostics.
Bob Millard was moved from hospital to his home Saturday after injuries from a mine accident. Austin O'Brien was also moved to his home this afternoon.
Thomas Hood began as a humorist and became a celebrated poet famed for Song of the Shirt. A letter to Jane Reynolds mixes love and wordplay, with riddles such as Why is it a farmer like a fowl and Why are rabbits like electors, illustrating Hood’s wit and social satire.
A large iron-bound chest unearthed years ago within Westminster Abbey held the body of St. Edward the king along with curly English jewelry. The discovery suggests a historic royal relic and ornate regalia enclosed for safekeeping.
Modern geographers outline six continents Europe Asia Africa North America South America and Australia with Antarctic often added by some authors though its exact extent remains unsettled.
Scientists assert that sugar consumption may elevate emu s emotional states in youths, with potential for adverse effects when large quantities of sweets are eaten, as noted in a historical health report.
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