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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
4
Pope and Pope Chiropractors Offer Patho-Neurometer Service
Ten years of experience back a free Patho-Neurometer diagnostic service that locates trouble in any body part. Calls answered day or night. Phone 175, Linton Trust Blog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Trust
McIntosh Renamed to Federal Board
President Coolidge renominated C. F. McIntosh of Indiana to the federal board in vocational education, following a late yesterday announcement in Washington. The appointment adds an experienced educator to the federal body overseeing vocational training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Federal Board
Washington
C. F. McIntosh
Indiana
Federal Board In Vocational Education
Coolidge
First Sea Serpent Reported From 1925 Season
Captain James Doyle of the Foam reports a giant eel like fish seen 88 miles south of Boston lightship during a two weeks fishing trip on South Channel banks. The creature was longer than the Foam, 1306 feet overall, as large around as a barrel and swam near the vessel for about twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
James Doyle
Foam
South Channel
Doyle
Name Origin of Wisconsin From River Masconsin Misprint
A note on Wisconsin's name traces it to the Masconsin river term coined by Pere Marquette meaning wild rushing channel. The current spelling stems from a misprint. early French records show Quisconsing or Misennaing references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Pere Marquette
Completing Appraisal of Telephone Property
Indianapolis May 28 Completion of the appraisal of the Indiana Bell Telephone company property will likely be finished by July 1 according to John W. McCardle chairman of the public service commission Five clerks and stenographers have been added to check the inventory before the final appraisal A hearing on a new rate schedule will follow the appraisal The company now operates under a temporary federal court schedule after an injunction in August 1923 The appeal contends the order was confiscatory The field work is nearly done and the appraisal is supervised by Taylor Groninger Benjamin Peck and Edward Bemis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunitic Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
John W. McCardle
Public Service Commission
Bell Telephone Company
Taylor Groninger
Benjamin Peck
Edward Bemis
No Daily Citizen Issue On Decoration Day May 30
Subcribers are informed there will be no issue of the Daily Citizen on Decoration Day Saturday May 30. Banks and stores will be closed that day. Carrier boys will collect early tomorrow morning instead of Saturday. Please greet them with coins to keep subscription accounts current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Citizen
Wheatland Man Sues Standard Coal for 6000 Damages
Allen Hamilton sues the Standard Coal Company of Wheatland in Knox circuit court at Vincennes seeking 6000 for damages. He owns lots 18 19 and 20 in Nicholson's second addition to Wheatland with a residence and garden. The gob-pile on an adjoining lot allegedly self-combusts and emits gases, injuring plants and harming his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hamilton
Knox
Vincennes
Standard Coal Company of
Wheatland
Nicholson
Clarke to the Front as Movie Trust Challenger
Edward Young Clarke, former Ku Klux Klan organizer, announced in Indianapolis his new role opposing the movie trust and supporting independent producers. He was elected president of the Twentieth Century Motion Picture and Dramatic club, forming clubs nationwide to develop talent for film production and to back both independent and large producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Edward Young Clarke
Ku Klux Klan
Movie Trust
Clarke
Twentieth Century Motion Picture and Dramatic Club
Cannibalistic Spiders Found by Mount Everest Expedition
Spiders discovered by the Mount Everest expedition at an elevation 4000 feet above the highest plant growth. Researchers believe the spiders have cannibalistic behavior and prey on one another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounaverest
Dream of the Future and Atomic Breakthrough
A speculative note envisions generations ahead a breakthrough to split the atom making gold and platinum by-products. It claims 46 grams of ceat will power tasks now done by current methods, signaling a future of advanced energy and material science.
Upheld Will Gives $200000 Estate to Servants
Lexington, Kentucky May 28 a jury unanimously ruled that John T Hughes a wealthy Kentuckian made his final will on March 28 1924 He left 100000 to the Kentucky Female Orphan School at Midway and the remainder to Ellen Davis a negro housekeeper and other servants An appeal likely will be filed by the estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John T. Hughes
Hughes
Kentucky Female Orphan School
Midway
Ellen Davis
Indiana Methodist Hospital Fund Surpasses Goal
Indiana campaign for 1.5 million dollars to support four Methodist hospitals exceeded its target with pledges totaling 31.71786 million. Indianapolis district contributed about 350 thousand dollars, and the largest single gift was 90 thousand dollars from A A Houck of Merom. Funds will be shared among Indiana hospitals in Indianapolis Gary Fort Wayne and Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
A A. Houck
Merom, Ind
Methodist
Gary
Fort Wayne
Princeton
Mayor Shank backs dry policy for Indy 500 week
Indianapolis mayor Samuel Lewis Shank warned police will curb liquor law violations during the 500 mile automobile race week. He declared the city must stay dry or risk overcrowding the city prison as crowds gather for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Samuel Lewis Shank
Denton Carries His Right To High Court
George K. Denton of Trevansville filed an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court after a superior court sustained demurrers to his contest of Ben Willoughby’s state election win for the supreme court bench. The move follows a ruling by Special Judge C C Shirley. May 28. Indianapolis reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George K. Denton
Trevansville
Supreme Court
Benjamin H. Willoughby
C. C. Shirley
Superior Court
Election Board
Denton
Willoughby
Farm labor comment sparks debate at Grand Rapids talk
A professor at Grand Rapids claimed only the old-fashioned amisertean hired worker would toil when the boss was absent. He noted a few such workers would sit in a fence and labor until their jaws wore out, provoking discussion on work habits and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Grand Rapids
Poison Water Drink Ends Hope for Mrs Buettner
United Press dispatch from Muncie Indiana dated May 28 reports Mrs Net tie Buettner drank what she believed was water from a cup on a table. The cup contained poison and physicians hold little hope for her recovery as she fights the poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie, Ind
Nettie Buettner
Parsly Myth About Anaki Snake Tail Beliefs
Pathrnde magazine notes a myth about anaki snakes claiming the tail wags after death or until sunset. The piece mentions nerves and lingering movement, contrasting with the belief the snake's body stops at death or sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathrnde Magazine
Meat Distribution Across Regions Shapes U.S. Packing
Two thirds of Wye stock used for food comes from west of the Mississippi while two thirds of consumers live east of the river. This imbalance accounts for about 1,200 packing centers and the effort to convert stock into meats and move products to markets.
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Mississippi
One Cause of Friction Between Man and Wife
A humorous observation notes that conflict often arises from a misperception of how the other is thinking. The piece suggests couples argue because each believes the other holds a different view than their own.
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