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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
6
Howard E Henley of Carthage Indiana is listed as a licensed embalmer and funeral director with a furnished funeral car and contact numbers for store and residence. The notice mentions ambulance service in Carthage and indicates independent residence details.
Indianapolis prepares a record show with a million dollars of cars under a three-block tent. All makers and dealers unite under the Indianapolis Trade Association for a week of displays, with bedding booths, special railroad rates, and night lighting to rival Chicago and New York exhibitions.
A humorous meditation on boyhood and motherhood explores how boys grow from dependents into men. It contrasts parental expectations with a boy’s mischief, curiosity, and misadventures, ending with a sly note on maturity and fear.
A moral exhortation warns readers to beware slander and the tongue’s mischief. It argues most people hear or repeat evil reports, harming reputations, and urges guarding ears to curb harmful speech. The piece notes a good name is precious, urges a new heart, and ends with a call to refuse to listen to or repeat slander.
Charles Gates and C E Smelser attended the Owly Lodge at Rushville Thursday night. Miss Cordelia Mattox went to Wrestonrt Friday for a few days visit. Mrs L R Wooten and Miss Elvira Wooten of Knightstown were calling on friends here Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Galloway of Indianapolis visit relatives here. Miss Irene Wooten of Knights town arrives Friday to see friends. Debate supporters split along lines with Hammel Henley and Ada Chappell backing the ex president, while Byron Henley Norris and Lillian Kennedy defend Taft.
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