16 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1924
Page
1
An advertisement touts S. S. S. Blood Purifier as a natural remedy for eczema and skin ailments. It claims to purify the blood, boost red blood cells, and restore energy, promising peaceful nights and renewed vigor with vegetable ingredients.
The Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church issued pastor assignments after its ninety third annual meeting at East Tenth street church. Bish op Joseph F Berry named numerous Wesleyan shepherds for Bloomington district and surrounding communities including Arlington Ernest Shepherd Asbury Clay Prairie Samuel Holley Bedford J N Greene Bedford Circuit R C Wood Bloomington Fairview E J Schneider First Church C E Flynn Powling Charles Galbraith Brooklyn C Warren Genter Poin M McKinney Clay City R Minton Cloverdale R M Hayes Coalmont Robert Walker Cory F W Wilsey Enettsville E C Norman Vreeom Oscar Lothemus Gosport R I Glack Harrodsburg Kenneth Vandeventer Heltonville D W Noble Baconville M Abel Lewis R A Parsley Linton W E Cissna Lyons W H H Thompson Martinsville H H Allen Martinsville Circuit C S Barr Mitchell W Morgan Monrovia R W Parsley Morgantown L P D Youngblood Mooresville B L Shake Nashville Homer Manuel Nawberry Jesse Gettinger Owensburg Archie Pritchett Patricksburg H D Hudson Putnamville A L Beatty Quincy H E Cordell Scaffold C M McCullough Simpson To be supplied Soleberry Edwin Kitt Spencer J A Breeden Springville A V Falls Tunnelton Virgil Pate Waverly K M Davis White Bethel Vandalia C M Bless Worthington Scaffold Prairie G C A McCullough Appointments of some former pastors of the Linton church include W S Russell West Washington street Indianapolis W S Rader Trinity church Seymour district J H Carnes New Palestine Arthur Brinklow Pimento George S Heniger remains in Indianapolis
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the association office on Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock, Sept 18 1924. W F Stover assistant secretary was to oversee notices.
Soy bean hay will be sold about September 10 in meadow south and east of I C depot. Price set at 14 dollars per ton. Contact David D. Terhune by phone 145, 8tfc.
The full moon nearest September 21 is called the harvest moon. It rises for several nights at nearly the same hour, giving unusually long moonlight evenings, especially in higher latitudes, diminishing near the equator. The hunting moon is the first full moon after the harvest moon.
Impria notes that Shanghai ranks just behind New York in foreign commerce, highlighting Imperial port activity and trade volumes. The excerpt contrasts Shanghai with New York as top U S and global hubs, signaling strong maritime commerce in the era.
Indianapolis Sept 16 An alleged shortage of 9732.90 is charged against Sullivan county officials in reports by W D Schreder and Thomas J Ward filed with chief examiner Lawrence Orr. Examiners recovered 5058.04. Charged are Frank M Daniels former county auditor J Harvey Thompson former treasurer of Sullivan county and city of Sullivan and several assistant county road superintendents.
Sept. 16 near Pleasantville Freeman Clark sought to destroy evidence from a raid. Sheriff Douthitt and deputies found white mule liquor a barrel of grape mash and an emptied barrel. Clark broke a bottle in the auto as officers prepared evidence. He denied knowledge and was jailed. He had been a defense witness in the Ted Reel case earlier.
Sullivan Sept 16 It will be only a few days until the Dixie Bee paving north line to Terre Haute and points north is usable. Contractor Hutchison says laying of the north Dixie Bee line will be finished tomorrow with the remaining time devoted to drying out. Machinery moved and work begun on the ravine link on South Section street to speed completion and avoid traffic delays south of the city.
Millard Ingalls announces close out of groceries and will offer a full line of meats only. All groceries priced lower than ever before. Visit at 6th Street North East Ev 163 for bargains.
A humorous remark from Uncle Eben compares remembering classroom lessons to recalling events at the circus, suggesting ease of learning when education sticks as easily as showtime tricks.
The word Kentucky is traced to Indian roots meaning the dark and bloody ground. Europeans adopted the name for the state because the region had long seen sauvage warfare and conflict.
Working girls Ora Lee and Patsy navigate fashion and class as Ora Lee buys a costly pair of satin shoes for a first high society dance. A priceless miniature of Ora Lee’s great grandmother triggers a genealogical revelation, linking Ora Lee to a Continental officer and a lucky fortune, uniting them in a planned match and shared wealth.
The excerpt states that a worthy leader does not fault his helpers nor the public for ignorance or ingratitude. It frames such reactions as common in life and asserts that remaining steadfast without discouragement or defeat is the true proof of power.
Jamaica pursues orange oil production as a profitable outlet for fruit that would otherwise rot. The industry converts surplus oranges into oil, creating economic gain for farmers and processors alike.
A Philadelphia Record column argues that once a girl earns a vivacious reputation, no power can silence her, reflecting era attitudes toward female behavior and independence.
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