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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1934
Page
2
A weekly frontier column from Carthage Indiana captions a humorous dictionary of social slang from May 1907. It lists satirical definitions and quips about public figures and common topics of the era, referencing Paul V. McNutt Lydia E. Pinkham Mae West and other cultural figures in short playful entries.
A fragmented clipping notes the death of Hart Shaftner and Marx under the Nudism heading. The items list varied topics from fashion to farm relief and social commentary, reflecting eclectic 1920s newspaper content. The readable line mentions a death connected to Nudism.
Practical tips on crop rotation soil management and pest control. Advice covers manure use for half acre gardens planting trees for erosion and shade pruning shrubbery and spacing seed plantings. Also details a court ruling about Chesterton municipal power plans and Northern Indiana Public Service Company.
Ben Rees special judge of Porter Circuit Court ruled Chesterton may not need a municipal electric plant under the 1933 act. The decision follows a Chesterton board of trustees resolution of September 29, 1933, citing public convenience and necessity for the town to acquire power.
Babson argues recovery hinges on private initiative and confidence among capital owners. He urges citizens to lobby senators and congressmen against higher taxes and to favor tax deductions for new building and business investments while maintaining 1926 price ambitions.
The Boy Scouts of America asked the National Board of Fire Underwriters for fire prevention materials. The result is a sixty five page book titled Fire manship created to aid in Merit Badge instruction for scouts.
A editorial argues for a national program to teach children of all ages about fire hazards and prevention. It notes fire’s wide impact on life and property, and compares it to successful school programs reducing accidents, calling for simple, inexpensive measures to raise awareness and preparedness.
An advertisement asserts that drinking water with meals aids digestion by stimulating stomach juices and easing gas. It claims a spoonful of Adler ika and a single dose cleanses poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels, promoting this cure at all leading drug stores.
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