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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
3
The Salt Lake valley gulls, unable to perch on branches, have learned to hover over cherry trees and beat fruit down with their wings. They then swoop to the ground to feast, and have been seen perched atop trees feeding with wings outstretched.
Dean Inge notes two kinds of fools who judge by age or novelty. The aphorism contrasts valuing tradition with favoring novelty, warning against simplistic judgments based on age.
Hal Ireland, heir to a banker's fortune, loses funds after his father's criticism and withdrawal of support. He must reach San Francisco from New York within a set time, joining a share-expense cross country auto party with Barry Trafford, Giles Kerrigan, Sister Anastasia, and Martin Crack. Tensions rise as Kerrigan earns Hal's quick attention.
In a stalled crossroad moment Hal confronts Miller amid a wary road trip to California. Hal robs the driver of money and documents, forces a stop, and drives on while Miller confesses intent, ending with a tense exchange as the scene continues.
The islanders of Tristan da Cunha boast 131 of 156 people free from tooth decay. Aged up to ninety-two, the oldest man has a complete set. Experts credit their diet of fish potatoes milk and eggs eaten one item per meal without salt or condiments.
The text notes soft rubber requires five percent or less sulphur, while hard rubber may use up to fifty percent. It contrasts vulcanization practices by material hardness and sulfur amount.
Lesson outlines Barnabas as a temple of the Holy Spirit and faith. It covers his renaming from Joseph, his philanthropy selling property to aid believers, and his leadership as a Christian statesman. He befriends Saul, aids the Antioch mission, helps form the Christian church, and dispenses alms during famine.
A reader asks if long married happiness can endure after an extramarital affair. The columnist cites a play where a golden wedding couple forgives, but warns the fabric of marriage may bear a mark. Forgiveness is possible, yet not forgetfulness, as true partnership thrives on shared understanding beyond physical love.
A truism on open minded thinking compares the indifferent self to a bee seeking honey from all sources. It argues that a person who values every truth and every person finds real life through broad curiosity and receptiveness to ideas.
The quote contrasts weak-minded people who crave novelty with hard-hearted souls who resist change and cling to no tradition. It suggests that novelty excites the weak while tradition anchors the hard-hearted against upheaval, framing change as a test of character.
At Atlantic City six hundred police chiefs heard J Edgar Hoover condemn U S parole systems as a national scandal. He blamed criminals, their allies and shyster lawyers, urging rehab theory over practice and warning reform needs. Warden Lawes called the speech strong for police and noted crime stems from social and economic factors.
The Jackson Mississippi News notes that the artificial heart Lindbergh helped devise is said to be the first of its kind, joking that every banker must own one.
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