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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
2
A historical newspaper fragment shows subscription rates and advertising data. It lists pricing for mail subscriptions inside and outside Indiana, notices for missing or deceased individuals, and general advertising rates. It mentions publisher A. Watkins and the Clute-Clusen Building.
Mrs Vera McCammon will be hostess for the Queen Esther circle meeting at 7 30 this evening in the Tarhune apartment South Main Street. All members urged to attend for important business. Mr and Mrs Elmer Yeomans of Philadelphia are visiting his parents Mr and Mrs George Yoemans for a week.
Wynone Burdette once a gun moll of the Karpis Barker gang testified in St Paul at the Arthur Barker trial. She described gang raids by federal agents and said leaders barely escaped. Burdette, serving five years in Milan Michigan reformatory for harboring a criminal, spoke in a low polite voice.
When traveling avoid glass containers for salts. Pour a portion into four cloth bags and hide among underwear. The salts perfume clothing and also prepare you for bathing during the trip.
Washington report notes Canadian observers are unlikely to be perturbed by Gen Milbourne's push for a camouflaged aviation base near the Great Lakes. It also cites a Canadian journalist's take on British and French plans and a tour of potential sites for defense near Canada.
Central Park zoo reports record crowds with 243 095 visitors last week drawn to sea lion pools and zebra runs. Officials warn feeding animals carries fines up to 25 and note popcorn sales reach 10 000 bags weekly, mostly bought by feeders rather than visitors.
The speaker argues that most Greenwich Village natives say Green-witch while taxi drivers commonly hear Green-witch. A trooper who once lived there defends Green-wich but admits bias toward the Witch pronunciation tied to birth origin.
Reporter's interviews at the Acoustical Society of America weekly convocation reveal three of four delegates noting deafness in their families. The discussion touched on hereditary factors and personal experiences with hearing loss amidst intense public interest.
The 22 year old Barbara Hutton Mdivani, heiress to the Woolworth fortune, confines herself to Thatcher’s Reno estate under heavy guards. She longs for Reno’s nightlife but stays cloistered with her lawyers and stepmother. Rumors swirl of a forthcoming divorce, possible European marriage, and fears of gangsters as she tours nearby Mother Lode country in a new $3,000 automobile.
The Siamese twins Violet and Daisy Hilton, renowned as the Blangie Twins, are billed for two future Grand Theater shows. They will perform singing and dancing with their orchestra, presenting a rare living example of siamesed performers captivating crowds.
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