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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
2
The Kansas City Star notes that lead balls are fitted to cattle horns to correct upward growth and shape the horn over time. At Wild West shows brass balls serve decor and may prevent goring if a rider falls.
The Bureau of Standards explains sunlight exposure can cause glass to change color to a purplish tint due to manganese used to decolorize it. Surface weathering may create a scum and reduce transparency, but typically does not alter the glass color.
The passage explains that hat tipping to women survives from helmet days when knights uncovered to show protection was unnecessary around ladies. It compares glove removal during handshakes to demonstrate no weapon is hidden, tracing courtesy to medieval armor practices.
Kathleen Norris portrays the fall of the Boston Lawrences from vast lands to a small California farm. Phil, Gail, Edith, and Ariel face romance, temper, and trouble as Lily Cass, Van Murchison, and Dick Stebbins weave through a fading family fortune and a restless younger generation.
Gail and family return from Far Niente to a quiet evening in Clippersville when a police officer bursts in with news of a fatal car crash. A young driver with no license is booked for manslaughter after another child is killed in the wreck. Gail, learning the tragedy concerns a stranger, races to find her sister amid mounting fear and grief.
In a late night interior scene Gail compares her stalled prospects with the Fosters and Delahantys. She muses on engagement as a turning point and envies others who travel and pursue exciting lives while she remains in the library. Ariel seems poised for London before Gail.
Dr George Crile told a Kansas City luncheon that brain oil from animal thyroids can restore mental sharpness in aging businessmen. He said thyroid extract increases brain activity and that it is effective regardless of the source animal, helping delayed executives regain drive.
Michael Kwick, leader of Poland's gypsies, forms a seven member gypsy cabinet. About 15,000 travelers demand a British backed African reservation to settle, seeking government support.
An advertisement column invites readers to read about Dizzy Dean Winners contest and learn how to join for a chance to win valuable free prizes offered by Grape Nuts in this paper.
Collier's Weekly notes global population movements, with the center of population migrating west in North America, east in Europe, north in Africa, and south in Asia, signaling changing demographic patterns.
A playful item from Pear sons Weekly notes that in Hollywood promises break as easily as headlines. The piece winks at fickle deals and public optimism, offering a light reflection on entertainment industry chatter.
An old advertisement promotes Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a remedy to regulate digestion cleanse bowels and liver and improve stomach health. The brief copy frames the product as a health aid and daily remedy.
The article notes aluminum as the most abundant metallic element in the earth’s crust. It discusses its prevalence and potential industrial uses.
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