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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
2
Office and subscription details appear for Linton Indiana, with rates for mail and carrier delivery, advertising prices, and legal notices. The item includes a quip about gunmen, autumn, a pink eyeless phosphorescent frog, and a note on a heat wave ending with rain, describing unusual local weather for the season.
The New York municipal campaign is cited as a possible reference point for John L. Lewis in this grave crisis in the anthracite field. Meanwhile the city schools begin the term in good shape with a well organized and synchronized effort from instructors and students joining the work before them.
Officials emphasize increased caution as schools reopen. With children back in neighborhoods near campuses, drivers should reduce speeds and be vigilant on all streets, especially near schools, to prevent accidents.
A newspaper anecdote recalls a driver who missed a stop sign on a misty morning and clashes with a policeman. The driver retorts that critics in the rain mock him for owning an expensive closed car, while the officer warns him to read. The piece suggests a moral about critics.
The Nestle Landis process offers seven minutes heat and three minutes cooling for permanent curls. It claims to be the safest steam method that does not injure hair and advertises curly hair for $10. Visit the shoppe for more information. Phone 14 Totic
The Linton Cubs meet the Dugger Grays Sunday at 2:30 PM on the City Park diamond. Each side has two wins in four games this season, making the matchup a decisive battle for supremacy. Skinner and Keene will be the Dugger battery, while Fitzpatrick Mallister and Moss patrol the Cubs’ pivotal positions.
Indiana will have a $10,000 emergency fund available October 1 to combat the European corn borer. Officials warn the pest could devastate corn yields by 75 to 90 percent if it enters Hoosierland. A fly biological control is being developed, and a conservation exhibit at the state fair shows the borer’s damage.
Berlin police announce discovery of a movement led by three Americans and about 1000 German adherents seeking to establish an order named the Knights of the Fiery Cross modeled after the Ku Klux Klan.
Sylvia Mullin of New York, once Edward Browning’s second choice for Cinderella, has grown so eager to quit home after gaining notoriety that her mother has arranged close guarding.
Report from Chicago claimed Insull utility interests were set to buy the Indianapolis street railway and the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction. Robert I Todd, president of both companies, denied negotiations were under way. A long-running rumor suggested Insulls sought a traction link among Milwaukee, Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville via their Interstate Public Service subsidiary.
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