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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1936
Page
5
A warning on health and proper living argues that overwork harms only after years of poor diet, sleep, and exercise. The piece condemns modern leisure and stresses body care as the best return, questioning providence in death from self-imposed habits.
A man who worked in a stone quarry on his farm until near eighty lived simply. He ate when tired, slept eight hours, enjoyed fresh air, and ate what he wanted. He died at eighty two in a perfectly natural death, not from overwork.
Johnny survives a pistol duel as Texas locals rush in after a brutal fight. Ronny clings to Johnny while Delevan orders safety, and Tex arrives to finish off the confrontation. The surviving partners recount capturing the culprits and locating the cattle with help from Jim.
Lieutenant Governor Townsend predicts 400000 paid admissions for Indiana's eighty fourth state fair opening September 5. The $3.5 million grounds include a model Farm Home and many new display features. Readied for a high turnout, officials emphasize Indiana's progress and prosperity as the fair runs through September 11.
State Fair officials announce Wednesday September 9 as Educational Day during the September 5 11 fair. A parade of champions begins at 11 00 A M led by bands. An 80 by 120 foot building displays school buses instructional supplies and visual aids with a log and modern school exhibit. Contests include best miniature airplane and best dressed all with cash prizes. The Indiana Board of Education says attendance will not count as absence.
A western tale recalls a staged gunfight between Utah An and the speaker, with the rustler boss and gang choosing to shoot it out. A confessional witness reveals Spelle planned the plot, the storm of events ends, and life returns to honest cattle raising.
Miss Marcelle Paulley attended a class reunion at Paul Norris's home in Manilla on Sunday, gathering members of the Manilla High School class of 1935.
Viewpoints condemn a costly legislative display calling the twenty billion dollar congress an unnecessary luxury for the public while arguing for tighter controls and practical governance.
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