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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1936
Page
2
Old-Time remedies are praised for familiarity and safety as the article visits a 115 year old medical book. It urges using familiar household remedies like camphor and castor oil, cautions against keeping poisons, and notes alfalfa reduces soil erosion on slopes. The column closes with a local update: Mr. and Mrs. Oren Miller and daughter visited the Tweedys.
Canadian Frank Overman and Miss Overman performed with the Madrigal Club in Cincinnati last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Hudson of Ohio plan a Saturday visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker. Mrs. C. C. Gause hosted the W. L. C. Mor day with roll call and current events. Mrs. John DeSchipper read on the World Court. Mrs. S. L. Newsom reviewed a magazine article. A general discussion followed. April 12 the W. L. C. will meet with Mrs. T. Berton Henley.
Mr and Mrs Jess Henley left October 26 for Miami Florida and returned Saturday afternoon during a snowstorm. They stopped in Atlanta Georgia Selma Ohio and Richmond along the way. Grace Overman of Miami University Oxford Ohio visited from Tuesday evening for a week with her parents.
Twenty years ago Dr. M. N. Hadley and family of Indianapolis and Donald H. Binford of Chicago University visited Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Binford in Green Field. Mrs. Hiram H. Henley hosted for the W. L. C. The meeting featured talks on Faster Constantine the Great and The Council of Nice. A school Box Social followed by basketball was planned for Friday night with girls’ boxes and boys welcome to buy. Frank Hill visited Rushville and Henderson.
Forty years ago Miss Rema Stone suffered whooping cough while a Knightstown gathering featured a Watson Johnson faction blowout. Daughters of Rebekah hosted 125 guests with a April fool themed evening, games, a lunch with ice cream and cake, and Carthage Band music. A later note discusses federal competition and government withdrawal from commerce, questioning impact on expenditures and revenue.
An official Washington report from the Committee on Government Competition with Private Enterprise questions how long small businesses can endure unfair competition when rich relatives subsidize rivals. It notes exceptions only in areas like national defense.
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