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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
6
A book sale for Linton and Stockton township schools begins Thursday at the high school, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with three days to purchase required texts and supplies for the new year. The list includes primers readers spelling tablets pencils drawing pads ink and various workbooks priced for use this year. Buy early to avoid last year’s rush.
A fragmented inventory shows eraser Crayolas pencils drawing pad art gum paste and Prang four color paints catalogued with numbered entries suggesting a classroom or student project.
A catalog of classroom items including textbooks, writing tablets, pencils, ink, drawing pads, crayons, erasers, and paints from publishers Bobbs Merrill Winston and Prang. The list covers Sixth to Fifth grade materials with prices and item counts across several sections.
Tonight is the last chance to see Betty Compson Adolphe Menjou Elliott Dexter and Zusa Pitts in The Fast Set. The comedy is Hooked and Mrs Coleman provides the musical program. Tomorrow and Thursday present Man and Maid. Also on the bill is Harry Langdon in First Hundred Years.
Radio listings from 1925 show stations nationwide airing features such as Nathaniel Shilkret’s salon orchestra on WEAF and a Red Apple club on WLS. Other highlights include the Better Music Hour on KGO and a Little Symphony orchestra on KGO with varied time slots and network notes.
Congressman Arthur H. Greenwood and wife visited from Washington Indiana to attend the funeral services of Verona Small. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Usrey during their city visit.
Frank Shepherd, popular clerk at the Elkhorn pharmacy, resumes duties after a two week vacation spent in Chicago Indianapolis and French Lick.
A vintage advertisement touts S S S as a powerful vegetable blood cleanser that bonds red cell production to end rheumatism. It claims increased red blood cells destroy impurities and claims sold benefits include reduced joint pain and improved appearance.
An advertisement extols P D Q as a safe economical solution to bedbugs moths and ants. It claims one quart treats about a million pests with a patent sprout in each package and warns against insect powders or dusts while offering liquid forms and family use options.
An item recalls a traditional American phrase in a Duluth Herald column. The note reflects on language usage and cultural snapshots from the era, invoking familiar idioms and regional speech.
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