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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
3
A speaker asserts that toxemia or blood poisoning is the root cause of all diseases not a misaligned spine nerve. Rheumatism stomach trouble constipation and female troubles are not from vertebrae. He offers a machine to locate the trouble and invites investigation to expose the true cause.
A long mixed listing shows a cross word puzzle with many numbered clues and entries, followed by a chunk of public notices and local social announcements. It includes discussion of a new voting law and registration changes, plus a string of local visits and dinners across Terre Haute and nearby towns.
Maurice E Tennant of the state board explains that the new general assembly voting law affects the November 3 city election in Linton. The measure creates a registration board only for cities of the first and second classes, leaving fourth class Linton with differing procedures.
A historical ad fragment lists meat prices per pound for breakfast bacon and whole minced hams, plus a bucket of lard and home rendered products. The ad shows varied unit prices and bulk items, including a 50 pound can of lard and a 99.00 price point for a large quantity.
An old promotional snippet advises that disposition depends on health of liver and stomach and promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a safe, simple treatment to remove intestinal mucus and reduce inflammation causing stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments including appendicitis, with a note to buy at druggists.
An ad touts Borozone as a “new treatment” for torn flesh wounds and sores. It promotes Borozone liquid as a powerful antiseptic and Borozone powder for healing speed and safety. Prices are listed for liquid and powder forms by Bold by walkhorn Pharmacy.
West Atlas reports most young people and many older residents attend Ellis church singing school each Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Teacher is Norman Scott of Dugger, with Mr and Mrs John J Rebson and others assisting.
The Midnight Express, a story of life and love on a railroad, headlines the Grand theatre program tonight and tomorrow with Elaine Hammerstein as the lead. The show is praised as her best recent work, complemented by a grand organ performance by Mrs. Coleman. Poli Negri stars in The Charmer at the Grand Monday and Tuesday.
J A Bohner of Brooklyn will lecture on the Time of Deliverance at 7 30 p m Sunday May 24 in the Grand Theatre. The talk supports the Permissive will of God toward evil, discusses Israel’s regathering, and argues now is the time to look up and rejoice. Seats are free and there is no collection.
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