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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
2
Michigan Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald argues in a speech that balanced budgets come from simple arithmetic and disciplined spending. He cites keeping expenses within income, avoiding new taxes or debt, and cutting taxes where possible as steps toward eliminating red ink. May such fiscal restraint spread to other states.
The piece argues pensions threaten national finances. it notes Civil War era costs, current World War veterans and widows, and growing calls for universal pensions. It warns that granting broad pensions could leave ordinary citizens with little after pensioners are paid.
The piece notes seven women in Congress after Mrs Huey Ling fills a Senate vacancy. It lists Senators Hattie Caraway and Edith Nourse Rogers and other female Representatives, plus Mrs Isabella Greenway and Mrs Caroline O’Daxey. It mentions John Erskine’s critic of women with politics and contrasts male lawmakers.
Rev Charles E Duaz presents a February 16 lesson on Luke 7 19 28 and Mark 9 24 highlighting John the Baptist as a bold voice in the wilderness whose doubts about Jesus are resolved by Jesus actions and words Jesus tells John through his messengers to report what they see and hear affirming mercy and faith
Bruce Barton argues impending changes in the United States will test families. He urges business leaders to invest time and resources in youth, supporting health and education, while reflecting on insurance, annuities, and the value of training talent for the future. He frames this as both moral and practical, promising benefit in Heaven or as bargain prices.
Miss Winona Newsom entertained the W L C on Monday afternoon with readings including William of Orange by Eunice H Publow and Customs and Costumes by Ella McIIivaine A committee was appointed to revise the Women s Literary Circle Constitution Rev W R Sumner of Indianapolis gave a Temperance talk at East Street Christian Church though the audience was small Miss Ruth Parish of Arlington visited her parents Mrs and Mr William Parish Mrs Gulielma Duke aged 87 died at home Monday morning Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon
Rush county hosted the second annual Young People’s Conference of Religious Education inviting Misses Mary Ruby Vera Miller Ruth Rhodes from Fletcher M. E. church Mabel Jordan Goldie Collins from East St Christian church Lucille Pitts Crystal Moore from Friends church Ellery DeSchipper hosted a Valentine party for sixteen friends with ice cream and heart shaped cake Christian Helpers met with Mrs J A Sipe Mrs Ora Siler and Mrs Hollis Ewing finishing business by placing 200 in the building fund Refreshments of orange mousse and heart shaped cake with coffee served Twenty four members attended the meeting
Plans rapidly forming for the annual Social and Educational Meeting of the Indiana Farm Bureau. More than 1,500 farm women expected at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis February 27 and 28. Dr. William Lowe Bryan of Indiana University will give a principal address.
A seven year old sustains a facial abrasion from a fight at a country club. The doctor praises minimal dressing and open air healing, noting mercurochrome and teacher’s antiseptic use sped recovery. He warns against overbandaging as it delays healing.
A whistle signals the Marenia's departure from New York as passengers wave goodbye from the decks. Keith Macduff recalls his vow to sail the world alone, while Clare Langford and Dick Charlton observe the city fading in the night. Hugh faces an uncertain future as Clare seeks escape from him.
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