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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1936

Page

5

Make Believe Bride Seeks Answers After Rod Absence

Patsy confronts Maris about Rod's sudden disappearance after a row and Pdayson's dinner plans. Maris masks worry while Pat, engaged to Jimmy Doyle, notices changes in Maris as she handles a hotel telephone operator job and a looming decision about Rod and her own future.

Maris Rod Patsy Trish Pat Jimmy Bronx Mame Vanguard Hotel Jimmy Doyle Fayson’s

FOR TOWN WEAR Pattern 8704 Fashion note on youth ful frock

A fashion blurb describes a graceful mature figure frock with capelet sleeves and slimming panels. It praises a soft neck line, fabric choices, and a self fabric belt to shape the waist and enhance grooming. Send 15 cents per pattern to Patricia Dow at The Carthage Citizen Pattern Department in Brooklyn for catalogs.

Patricia Dow Carthage Fifth Avenue Brooklyn N. Y

Maris Questions Fayson’s Stenographer Role

In a sharp exchange, Ma ris teases Stanley Fayson about his son Fayson’s move to work for his father and revolutionize the piece goods business. Maris dismisses the idea of her spending time on a stenographer and brushes off speculation about Fayson’s ambitions.

Maris Young Fayson Stanley Fayson

Camping Site Ready For Indiana State Fair Visitors

The Tent City camping area beside the east gate of the Indiana State Fairgrounds is prepared for years fairgoers. Free for campers with their own gear. rentals available for cots bedding and tents at nominal rates. Modern camp grounds include electric lights and sanitary facilities and are guarded by police. Special entry tickets will allow flexible access during the fair from September 5 to 11.

Fairgrounds Fair Board

Lost Parcel Promises Reward for Recovery

A white parcel containing two coin purses and about twelve dollars was found. Finder urged to return to Mrs. Joanna Gibson with a reward offered.

Joanna Gibson

No Free Ride on Taxes Across Campaign Rhetoric

An editorial critiquing promises of tax relief by politicians, arguing the tax burden falls on consumers through higher prices and government waste. It cites rising family costs from 1933 to 1935 and urges real government economy to cut living expenses rather than shifting costs to others.

Washington

Landon Opens Eastern Tour From Birthplace Amid Rally

Governor Alf Landon begins his eastern presidential campaign with a stop in West Middlesex Pennsylvania where he was born, drawing the largest turnout in the village's history. He will also address Chautauqua New York and Buffalo as part of the three city tour.

West Middlesex Alf Landon United States Landon Pennsylvania Chautauqua N. Y Buffalo Woodrow Wilson Kansas Washington

Crisis U S Faces Stressed by Knox

Colonel Frank Knox, Republican nominee for Vice President, told Connersville Indiana reporters that the current crisis is grave and the election is as consequential as the Civil War. He assailed the New Deal as blocking recovery and said government plans wrongfully run business and farming.

Connersville Ind Frank Knox Chicago Knox New Deal Party Washington

Harmless Japanese barberry described for quick ID

The harmless Japanese barberry differs from the rust spreading type by small smooth-edge leaves reddish-brown bark usually single spines and berries in singles or twos with a low graceful growth habit.

Vandenberg Urges Fight for Liberty in Illinois Speech

Senator Arthur H. Van denberg of Michigan told the Union League Club that the American flag remains the banner of a free people and urged citizens to fight for liberty. He warned against an unwritten constitution promoted by the New Deal administration through Henry Wallace, saying November could be the last chance to voice opposition.

Chicago Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan Union League Club Vandenberg New Deal ‘Administration Henry Wallace Vardenberg

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