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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
2
Local notice announces periodical publication as second class mail at Carlisle Indiana with subscription price set at 1.25 dollars per year and telephone contact 45 for Friday June 8 1923.
Russell Combs and Marguerite Wilson of Haddon township quietly wed January 10 in Carni Illinois. Mrs. Combs is the daughter of Elvin Wilson, Mr. Combs the son of Floyd Combs, both Carlisle High School graduates from 1921. They will reside with Mr. Combs's parents.
J. D. Boswell, a local Ford dealer, received a Monday sample of Ford Ammonium Sulphate. It is described as the best nitrogen carrier, offering 20 to 21 percent available nitrogen, versus nitrate of soda at 15 to 16 percent. Ammonium Sulphate is a byproduct of Ford's coke ovens and appears as a white crystalline substance like table salt.
The article promotes chiropractic care by linking free life force circulation to abounding health, strength, grace, and beauty. It argues that a misaligned vertebra disrupts nerve flow causing widespread disease and diminished appearance, urging readers to seek a qualified chiropractor for adjustment.
An agricultural notice explains that ammonium sulphate provides more available nitrogen per ton than manure, weighs 66 pounds per bushel, and 100 pounds per acre suffices as a top dressing for most crops. Samples are available at local banks the News office and the Ford garage.
Lora L. Corum, Carlisle native, drives the Barber-Warnock Special to fifth place in the Indianapolis race, earning crowd praise amid a lively day that also honors Tommy Milton and Howdy Wilcox. Gasoline tax law of two cents per gallon goes into effect Friday in Indiana, with revenue funding road construction and a fixed annual collection budget.
Carlisle will host its annual Chautauqua week July 18 to 22 with five big days of events. The Mutual Morgan Bureau of Chicago secured the guarantee list weeks ago and the committee expects a top tier talent lineup, the same troupe billed for Terre Haute and Vincennes this season. Details will follow in this newspaper.
The Christian Women's Missionary Society gathered at Mrs J H Gilliland's home on Tuesday afternoon June 5. Led by Mrs J F Alumbaugh the program featured songs including Blest Be The Tie That Binds, a devotional by Mrs J D Boswell, a duet by Mrs C J Jennings and Mrs H T Alumbaugh, and reports on the state convention Golden Jubilee. Officers for next year elected: President Mrs Carl Gobin, Vice President Mrs E W Rogers, Secretary Mrs Henry Dunkerly, Treasurer Mrs H T Alumbaugh.
Children Day exercises praised by large Sunday night audience. Next Sunday morning sermon on The Holy Spirit and What It Is. Special program scheduled for Sunday night. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 led by Bernice Lanham.
Oscar Queen, son of J F Queen, receives permanent appointment as carrier on Route No 2. The post has been served by temporary appointee Charlies W Sproatt for three months. Sproatt’s exam followed a rural letter carrier test last summer.
The text notes the Fred Lane house on Pepe Oth Street will be vacant for a month or two as the family takes a restful vacation before resumed school duties. The Shelburn Enterprise is referenced in relation to the move.
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