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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
8
An advertisement asserts that a poor disposition stems from an unhealthy liver and stomach and promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation. It claims complete permanent results in thousands, cures bloating, catarrhal mucus, and inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis, available at all druggists.
Washington May 20 A comprehensive system of interstate road marking is being developed by a board of state and federal highway officials. The plan includes through routes and United States highways, with uniform numbering and markers across all states. A tentative design features a white shield with U S letters the route number and the state name.
States including Indiana will submit maps showing routes to be selected for a unified interstate marking system. A Hammond of officials from 18 states met to discuss standard signs colors shapes and sizes for luminous and non luminous signs with a regional meeting planned in Chicago within two months.
Roscoe Arbuckle the once popular film comedian plans to wed Doris Deane in Los Angeles after many delays as a first step toward a new life. Alexandria Kollontay the Soviet minister left Oslo for London en route to Moscow amid rumors of intrigue. Brigadier General Smedley Butler suspended 400 policemen after an inquiry into alcohol running. William Lorimer the former Illinois senator, deposed over irregularities and a bank collapse, plans a political comeback per friends.
Greensburg reporter Edward J. Hancock misapplied the accelerator and crashed into a drinking fountain. car damaged. Evansville official’s secretary Rena Ritter plays pocket golf with ball landing in her caddy’s coat pocket. LaPorte infant mortality 50 percent lower than Michigan City per census. Columbus’s safe swimming hole restored. Jack Miller, 77, returns from Florida. Gas City principal M J Brophy slated as next superintendent, succeeding N L Lasher. Goshen resident I F E Treat fined for speeding. Tipton resident John Eaton involved in a vine revenge incident.
State highway officials estimated the cost to pave State Road No 22 from Bloomington to the Morean county line exceeds the Martinsville to Indianapolis stretch. The Buck Creek hill alone would cost about $21,000, illustrating the high expense of the route despite its length.
Three Eye League results show Danville 7 over Terre Haute 11 and Evansville 11 over Decatur 9 with Bloomington 8 and Springfield 4. National League scores list Cincinnati 7 over Boston 1 and Brooklyn 9 over Pittsburg 4 with Chicago 8 over New York 2. American League shows Washington beating Cleveland 3 while Chicago 4 edged Philadelphia 3 and Detroit and New York had 5 to 8 with St Louis 8 over Boston 2. American Association reports Louisville 2 over Indianapolis 11 and St Paul 10 to Minneapolis 0. Toledo 9 over Columbus 2. Kansas City-Milwaukee had no game.
A quirky sign in a New York restaurant warns patrons not to treat knives and forks as medicine. The message playfully urges diners to avoid using cutlery as remedies after meals.
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