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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1945

Page

2

Community Christmas and social notes highlight many gatherings

The column lists Christmas parties hosted by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Carthage High School Home Economics, along with numerous Christmas dinners and visits. Families such as the Hill, Hillenbrand, Phelps, Henley, Winslow, Addison, Gahimer, and Brookshire are noted among many others enjoying meals, gifts, and social events across Carthage and area.

Woman’s Christian ‘Temperance ’Union DeWitt Foster Carthage High School Carthage

These Women Starch Tip Warns on Protecting Clothes

A vintage instruction piece promotes a light starch method to protect and preserve work garments when good clothing is scarce. It suggests diluting starch or using a starch solution of one tablespoon per quart of water to extend fabric life.

Dickens on printers as servants of liberty and progress

The excerpt extols the printer as essential to public life and liberty, arguing that without printers tyrants would prevail. It frames printing as a universal tool for intelligence, law, and freedom, praising its role amid scientific and artistic advances.

Charles Dickens

G O P Chance to Control Congress Backed by Wright

Washington report notes Herbert Brownell Jr claims Republican odds rise if war's aftermath favors trend. Mathematics suggest GOP could seize House with 27 seats and Senate with nine in 1946. Senate race tough with 16 contests outside the Democratic South. current split 55 D 39 R 1 P.

James L. Wright Washington, D. C Herbert Brownell, Jr Congress Wright G.O.P Senate House Roosevelt

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