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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1925

Page

6

Great Increase Shown in Motor Vehicle Registrations 1924

Motor vehicle registrations in the United States reached 17 91 981 at year end 1924 per the Bureau of Public Roads. Net gain 2 501 045 for the year 16 6 percent. Passenger cars up 14.7 percent and motor trucks 32.9 percent signaling rapid highway use growth. Truck gains led Kansas 54.4 percent and North Dakota 42.4 percent. South Atlantic states saw 21.5 percent rise, central states 10 percent. License fees grossed 225 492 000 with 184 393 000 for highway work supervised by state departments.

United States Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Mother Shipton Kansas North Dakota South Atlantic

Dawes Spouse Hosts Gallery Luncheon During Senate Debate

Mrs. Charles G. Dawes wife of the vice president and companions brought their lunches to the senate gallery to hear the Warren nomination debate. The group opened packages and ate sandwiches while others in the reserved gallery were seen outside waiting for meals.

Washington Senate Warren Charles G. Dawes

Proverb Definition Credited to Karl Russell Expression

A quotation attributed to Karl Russell links the idea of a proverb to a woman named wisdom and many minds. The remark is framed as expressing the speaker’s view on common sayings and collective insight.

Karl Russell

Cod Liver Oil Tablets Marketed to Boost Child Growth

Advertises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasty cure for puny kids. Claims doctors and pharmacists endorse the 60 tablet bottle at 60 cents, with examples of rapid weight gain in a 9 year old and a woman. Promotes McCoy's as the original genuine cod liver oil tablet.

McCoy W. J. Hamilton America

Princess Night Exchange Showdown at Lustrian Hall

Tommy presses the Lustrian patriarch for freedom to wed the princess Janet arrives irked by constant aid from Tommy. The patriarch insists the princess will marry whom she is told, while Tommy refuses a forced match and seeks mutual consent before any alliance.

Count Albert Tommy Casmir Istvan Graf Church Folmy Miss. Church Fraulein Efrehe Mademoiselle Eglise Ecclesia—Virgo Janétta Ecclesia Lustrians Janet Action Hotel Sundor Lystria Princess You and I Miss Church Calypso Berlin Lustrian Chapel Royal

Scent of Fox Guides Foxhunter Across Fields

A fox scent was tracked by a hunter as the fox moved about a quarter mile away, with the odor guiding the search over open fields.

Marmola Tablets Claim Easy Fat Reduction Without Diet

Advertises Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple end to dieting and exercise with no flabbiness after weight loss. Promises steady fat loss, comfort, and improved well being. Sells a box for one dollar with mail order from the Marmola Company in Detroit Michigan.

Marmola Company General Motors Detroit Mich

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