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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1935
Page
3
A newspaper column promotes a Grape Nuts advertisement inviting readers to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win valuable free prizes through the contest.
A Newark machinist born in Hungary repays from his $25 weekly relief wages the money he received while on relief. The supreme court of public opinion will require no more evidence in his case.
Framed as health advice the note promotes Milnesia Wafers as a pleasant and effective laxative. It claims gentle bowel movement without irritation, recommends following bottle directions, and notes price 85c or 60c per bottle and 20c per tin with physician endorsements and pharmacist availability.
A mother describes a three month old baby developing a widespread red rash with constant irritation. After nearly two years of symptoms and sleepless nights she reads about Cetaphil Cetl eura Soap and Ointment and orders a free sample before purchasing more.
In a sweltering car across a rural route, Hal and Kerrigan share banter while Mrs. Pulsipher and Sister Anastasia dominate the scene with talk of travel and a damaged lining. Barry, calm and observant, notes Hal’s tension as a new romance with the Trafford girl begins to bloom amid delays, cigarette ashes, and a restless dog.
London remains a major hub for trade in medicinal roots barks and herbs with Canada as the sole supplier. Bark value rises with age though importers favor new bark they can age themselves.
Hal Ireland, heir to a wealthy banker, loses financial support and races against time to reach San Francisco from New York. He joins a cross country auto party with six others including Barry Trafford, Giles Kerrigan, Sister Anastasia, and Martin Crack. Barry's quiet withdrawal irritates him as he bonds with Kerrigan.
City life offers constant activity and cultural diversions while country life provides time for thought and direct study of nature. The article argues mutual respect between city and country folk, noting both grow from different worlds and can contribute to one another during summer vacations.
An eminent ornithologist, after ten years of experiments with canaries, disproves the belief that beautiful birds cannot be fine singers. He reports hundreds of tests and observations supporting canary vocal excellence.
Boston Globe extols Scotland as a land of romance and memory. It recalls Dunscore near Greirsn of Lag, Stennis stones with Norse gods, Forres castle from Macbeth era, and Duke Cor abbey near Dumfries linked to Lady Devoguila. It urges travelers to experience Lochaber songs and grouse moors, the Scottish playground.
The Bavarian minister of education has proclaimed football an official subject in schools and ordered that boys playing the game be insured against accidents.
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