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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
3
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The Postum Company advertises a free full week’s supply of Postum to readers who write for it, promising health benefits. The note also features an aside about a “Paint-Up” campaign and a beauty shop owner’s reluctance, hinting at a local community feature.
In a chatty 1935 McNaught Syndicate column, Rogers recalls Mediterranean cruises with Mrs Rogers and Mary, flying over Jerusalem and Babylon, and the Nile’s fertile banks. He describes desert views, horses and ranches, and looks back on early travel, noting car dreams, highway debates, and a stop near Seligman Arizona with references to Leo Carrillo and Irvin Cobb.
A historical Sunday school outline on the Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ as the revelation of God. It covers God as creator, preserver, and provider, the Father’s pity and chastening, regeneration through Christ, and the believer’s duties to seek God’s kingdom with trust, not anxiety.
The quote asserts that true religious effort lies in overcoming habits and deficiencies to reclaim pure, manlike traits that reflect divine workmanship. It emphasizes personal struggle as the highest calling and intrinsic worth.
The passage asserts immortality awakenings arise when the soul breathes a higher duty and nobler culture. It argues vitality enters the spirit as ethical and refined experience elevate inner life.
London Tit-Bits notes two discoveries: a Montana underground glacier of gas freezing a subterranean lake and a 60 mile high canopy of ice particles above the Arctic. French experts link the ice canopy to violent thunderstorms, while a Colorado coal bed fire slides beneath a mountain, lowering its peak by about 100 feet in a decade.
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