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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
4
Want column lists Baseburner stove, sugar camp equipment with evaporating pans buckets overs and spiles at sale prices. Contact at office. Also announces 1933 wallpaper sample books with home visit service and reasonable hangings. Rhode Island hatching birds offered by S C Rhode Island, phone 12 55 3214.
New York report of a two month antico pia poll at the Vanderbilt hotel names Mary Baker Eddy as the top figure with 102 762 votes. Jane Addams Clara Barton Frances Willard and others follow in the list including Helen Keller and Harriet Beecher Stowe. Images of the women will adorn a Chicago World’s Fair frieze.
Washington reports thirty three countries officially suspended the gold standard with the department noting eleven more countries may follow, signaling broad shifts in monetary policy. The report highlights the global move away from gold backing and implications for exchange rates and international finance.
Seria Karloof stars in the Mummy with Bob Steele in the Man from Hell's Edges in a Fri Sat Sun program on February 9 10 and 11.
The piece notes Britain’s deflection from the gold standard as a key factor. It lists 33 officially on the standard including Denmark, Finland, Greece, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, United Kingdom, Spain, Japan, British India, Straits Settlements, Siam, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Australia, New Zealand, Egypt, Palestine, Northern Rhodesia, Southern Rhodesia, Nyasaland, Mozambique and Canada. Eleven are named unofficially off the standard: Austria, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Romania, Yugoslavia, Nicaragua and Venezuela.
Mrs. Jess Ruby and Mrs. Mary Whitton visit Centerville and Mays friends while Rosalind Kellar stays with her mother. J R Behr and John Gates attend an American Legion meeting in Knightstown. Several residents travel to Indianapolis to see the Vanities and attend dinners, visits, and family events across Newcastle Rushville Rush County.
World War I veteran Cole Walter D Modgkinsons raises a small drum and bugle corps with his four children Jean, Duare, Fred, and Jim. All four are buglers. Fred and Jim also play drums. The father served as artilleryman and reportedly came home unfazed by customary wartime evils.
A 16 year old letter from a Harlingen Texas boy to a friend in Maine was found in a coat donated to a Harlingen welfare group. Rev Francis M. Sandero mailed it to Rey Stanhope, now in Lewiston Maine, who had moved from Calais to Lewiston.
Brooklyn appellate division upholds lower court finding that golfer Tennis Fiere is liable for injuries to Johan Clifford Simpson, an eleven year old caddy, when a drive at Pocatello Country Club struck him. The ruling says a player must watch their ball even when the caddy is for another player.
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