One Man Who Drank From Carthage Fountain Returns
In Carthage local voice recalls the famed man who drank from the fountain at the prominent corner and hints he may come back soon. State bus inspectors recently checked area school buses and found them in good safe condition. Citizens boast about local boosters and meet on Main and Mill benches. The piece notes the busy season for paying unpaid accounts as Xmas bills approach.
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Carthage
Main and
Mill
Necessity of the automobile grows across income levels
Department of Commerce data show three times as many cars are owned by families under $1000 yearly income as by those over $3000. Three-quarters of car owners earn below $2000, while only ten percent exceed $3000. The car shifts from luxury to common necessity as modern life speeds ahead.
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Department of Commerce
SMALL TOWN COMFORT AND PEACEFUL DAYS AT HOME
A city banker and merchants enjoy the leisure of small town life with neat homes, gardens, and quiet evening visits. They savor peace and a steady mood, contrasting city stress with a simple routine and contentment.
Roots of War and Rising Tensions Across Europe
The piece outlines a German Japanese anti Communist alliance seen as a threat to Russia. It notes Japan’s eastern incursions, Hitler’s remarks on western Russian resources, and Mussolini’s leaning. It also describes preparing air raid shelters in Paris and Britain’s underground food stores, with Stalin boasting Russian air power and Italy backing Spanish fascists.
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Germany
Japan
Atlantic
Russia
Hitler
Mussolini
Italy
Europe
England
France
Paris
French
Stalin
Spain
Mediterranean
Indiana Employers Urged to Audit Unemployment Reports
Clarence A. Jackson warns Indiana employers to verify year end unemployment contributions to avoid double payments. He explains that state contributions offset the federal payroll tax only if reported and paid, with up to 90 percent of federal tax potentially affected. Adjustments before year end protect companies from later liabilities.
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Clarence A. Jackson
State
Jackson
Indiana Fund
State Unemployment Fund
General Fund
United States
When John Saw Jesus Again
Lesson on Revelation chapter one with focus on Jesus identity and work. Emphasizes his eternity and glory and outlines his victory love redemption fellowship and return. Encourages living pure noble lives and diligent service in light of Christ's authority and coming.
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John
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Jesus Christ
Asia
God
Adea
Hell
Henderson News Highlights Local Socials and Illness
Helen Maple visits family in New Salem while Marie Hulse stays with Collins in town. Ernest Dormer is seriously ill in Indianapolis after an appendix operation. Local dinners, visits, and a Hannegan church fish fry mark the week with a party at Eden in honor of Miss Kate Eccles and Mrs Dorothy Campbell.
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Kenneth Earnest Helen Maple
Fred Maple
Monroe Wilson
New Salem
Marie Hulse
Wilkinson
F. B. Collins
Ernest Dormer
Indianapolis
Charles Andis
Earl Nowotne
Faye Rose
Frances
Sarah Earnest
Rosa
Ertle Price
Harry Widvey
Charlottesville
Everett Widvey
Eden
Hannegan Church
Young Peoples
Hannegan
Everett McFarland
Russell Leisure
Ohio
Kate Eccles
Dorothy Campbell
Arnold Hotel
Scott Campbell
Bogue
Near
Elwood
John Ball
Millville
Indiana
Wallace Campbell
Russell Campbell
Camden
J.,w. Campbell
Carthage
Love of Nature as a Sign of Goodness
A Ruskin quote on how love of nature reflects benevolent character and moral perception, noting it does not guarantee moral practice and that its absence indicates hardness and degradation in a mind.
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Ruskin
Revered Words On The Name Of Wife
A brief quotation from Bulwer elevates the name of wife as sacred and beloved, binding earthly life to divine reverence. The line emphasizes the exalted role and sanctity attributed to the wife within marriage.
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Earth
Heaven
Bulwer
Pride and Pride is Not the Heritage of Man
A fragment quotes Sydney Smith arguing humility should accompany frailty and atone for ignorance error and imperfection in human life. The line frames moral restraint as a corrective to excess.
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Sydney Smith
Great Duties Great Trials Preparation Motto
A short quotation reflects on the link between hard tasks and capable service. It attributes the idea to E. Thomson and frames duties as a training ground for future responsibility. The line emphasizes perseverance and preparation through demanding experience.
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E. Thomson
Ability and Opportunity Where There Exists Honest Ability
A concise editorial notes that true opportunity arises where honest ability is recognized and fostered, arguing merit should guide advancement regardless of background. It emphasizes fair access to work and education as foundations of progress.
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Bausback Fertilizer Co
Greenfield
Rushville
Shelbyville
A. B. Chapin
Unemployment Compensation Division
Yourtown
U.S.A
Big Bur
Middletown, U.S.A
Johnny Q
Patmos
Henderson News
Pike
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