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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
2
Classified ads outline rates for inches and lines with minimums. A column of quirky observations follows about fashion, hot dogs, railroads in Florida, terrapin races, snails for speed, and a remark on the Supreme Court affirming the constitution as written plus a joke about Mr La Follette.
A health article urges avoiding things that do not agree with the body. It mentions a likely reference to a limited crossing and associated cautions about diet or lifestyle choices.
The court's decision requiring a prohibition agent to obtain a search warrant before entering a house adds a humane check in a harsh world, underscoring accountability and human consideration in law enforcement.
John Linton of Vicksburg underwent an operation today. His condition is reported to be very favorable.
The Elks Ladies will play a game of 500 tomorrow at the club rooms. The event featuresdla enrollees from the club and aims to raise funds or offer social recreation for members.
An old time ad claims many occupations weaken the kidneys and cause backache dizziness and fatigue. It promotes Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic endorsed by workers and a miner named William Campbell who reports kidney soreness and relief after using the product.
Richmond quoted sociologist Edward T. Devine warned that the United States is the most murderous of civilized nations with a homicide rate not less than 10,000 per year and rising. He said crime exceeds Italy, Spain, England, Holland, and Switzerland, and warned of a generation of criminals ahead of police. He criticized posters rewarding criminals and executions, calling such claims false and harmful.
Natalie Cohen a 19 month old girl of New York suffered toe injury at birth claims her parents. They sue the attending physician for 60000 in a negligence action seeking damages.
United Press Dispatch reports October 21 from Indianapolis with receipts across hogs cattle sheep and calves and varying prices. Hogs top at 11.90 per cwt for most sales with best heavies at 11.00. Cattle steers bring 7.00 to 15.50 while cows and heifers sell 5.00 to 10.00. Sheep lambs and calves show steady demand with lambs up to 14.50 and calves topping 18.50. Poultry butter and fat prices listed with margin details and delivery notes.
For rent options include a garage listing with contact George Aydelotte and lodging in a five room house at 360 Second St No W priced at 14 per month. Also rooms furnished or unfurnished at 640 East Vincennes. A fourteen room boarding house is for sale as a money maker with Post Office Box 323. A lost Scotch terrier with brown spots is sought with a reward offered.
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