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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
4
An annual warning urges motorists to avoid running engines in closed garages and to keep cars vented and well tuned. Carbon monoxide, produced by exhaust, is invisible and odorless and can kill within minutes. never sleep in a running car and ensure proper exhaust and cold weather tuning.
The devaluation and parity of European and other nations with the U S and England aims to stabilize world currency. A common gold backing across nations would equalize purchasing power and ease international trade despite differing dollar gold content.
The New York Times reports that John Lewis and labor figures oppose bonuses and wage increases offered to steel and automobile workers, arguing they could undermine his aim of strong unions. Lewis favors organization over immediate gains, while workers may accept cash now and delay union strength.
The President states plans to balance the federal budget at the earliest possible time. White House aides and commentators expect a balanced budget by the end of the 1937 fiscal year starting July, restoring confidence and enabling debt reduction without insolvency.
Clarence Manion of the Indiana District Council announces that employees eligible for Social Security benefits are not required to return their application forms to employers. He says returning through employers violates the law and offers options to submit directly to Washington, via mail, or through a labor organization. The information remains confidential and used only for its intended purpose.
The Loyal Women’s Class of Morristown Christian Church will hold an all day meeting at Mrs. Ben Nigh’s home on Tuesday December 8. Members are asked to attend and bring a covered dish. A gift exchange will also be held.
Indiana's unemployment insurance trust fund after about six months reaches 3,866,872.46 with an average 7.16 per employee covered. Clarence A. Jackson, director of the division, said more than 5,500 employers file contribution reports as the law applies to employers with eight or more workers. Beginning January 1 employees will contribute as well.
A physician recounts his shift from smoking to chewing and then quitting by using gum laced with tobacco flavor. He argues moderation plus temperance in all things, and urges readers, especially men in rural life, to try his method to shed a filthy habit for good.
The lesson centers on Paul guiding Timothy with four truths from his late letters. It highlights godliness, the snare of riches, the fight of faith, and divine deliverance, urging young Christians to train and mentor others while trusting God’s faithfulness.
The text argues worship and prayers serve man not God to improve human character and reinforce a proper view of dependence, fostering pious and virtuous dispositions for his highest development.
A solemn reflection quotes Jean Paul Richter on learning and actions that bear fruit in heaven. The speaker emphasizes that earthly study should lead to deeds lasting beyond this world, guiding conduct toward virtue and spiritual growth.
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