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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1936
Page
4
The piece argues that Spring and Easter symbolize immortality and renewal. It asserts Christianity as the root of Western civilization, linking faith to duty and service, and warns against those who doubt the old truths while noting Easter’s enduring message of life beyond death.
The Red Cross rapidly deploys emergency relief for northeastern flood victims. It provides shelter, food, medical care, nursing aid, clothing, and financial help. Relying on donations and unpaid volunteers, it seeks broad public support to fund continued aid.
The piece discusses pioneer editor Frank Brown and the claim of first publication versus defying rumors. It argues newspapers rush to print yet must verify rumors and strive for truth, noting many editors work hard to avoid errors despite pressures.
The piece surveys salary publication ethics, noting a newspaper front page exposing incomes prompts reactions. It contrasts high earnings with taxes paid and reflects on human fallibility, smartness, and the futility of overconfidence in legal and professional life.
A five month world cruise aboard the Marenia gathers a varied group of passengers including Macduff the dour Scot Angela the gigolo wife, Miss Mudge the schoolteacher, Dick Charlton the first officer, Clare the experienced traveler, Joan the dissipated flapper, Jenny the runaway wife, and Captain Baring as master. The voyage exposes hidden motives and evolving relationships similar to a Grand Hotel ensemble, tracing their romantic, entertaining, and tragic turns aboard ship.
Jenny confronts Peter's infidelity as Clare sneaks to his stateroom, while Jenny collapses under the boat's sway. Dick dances with Patty beneath pleated lanterns, and Patty questions the voyage's mood as the waltz ends.
The Carthage Citizen lists authorized candidates for the upcoming primary on Tuesday May 5 1936. Local residents may note which individuals have permitted publication of their names as official contenders.
Republican ticket lists Elmer F Bossert for Representative in Congress Al J Carr for Joint Senator Shelby Rush and Fayette Counties Dale Fisher for Clerk Rush Circuit Court George B Moore Laurence G Wortman Dr R O Kennedy for Coroner Rush County William F Marshall for Judge Rush Circuit Court James T Tarbet for Treasurer Rush County Hubert Br Alexander for Auditor Rush County Orsa Ellison Clen Dusty Miller for Auditor of Rush County
On a voyage the crew faced heat and tension with fights and illness. A man stabbed another and a chef hurled a carving knife at a pantry boy. A crew member died of malaria near Ceylon, prompting a halt to scatter a wreath at his gravesite.
Sermon on the resurrection as the supreme test of Christianity. The empty tomb proves Jesus alive, with the risen Christ revealed to two disciples on the road to Emmaus and to the joined company later. The lesson centers on faith, Scripture, and witness to the living Lord.
A reflective quotation from Luther on God’s love and human giving. It emphasizes that the giver’s heart makes gifts meaningful, valuing intention over the gift itself and noting how love colors generosity.
A reflective note emphasizes joy flowing from a joyous heart and the necessity of kindness for true happiness, attributed to Carlyle.
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