Inflation talk in Congress dwarfs funds for veterans and bonds
Congress faces an election year while bills for veterans' bonuses, matured bonds retirement, and a new farm program rise. Treasury argues against issuing fresh currency, noting gold certificates back most money. The New Gold Rush summary says no free gold remains to back new issues. Confiscation would be needed if inflation were pursued, meeting broad opposition.
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Congress
Treasury
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
United States News
Federal Reserve
Stabilization’ Fund
General Fund
The Complex Life of a Modern City in Crisis
An essay contrasts urban fragility and resilience during a power blackout. It notes how outage paralysis stops transit, communications, and daily life, yet sparks rapid responses from electricians, police, and private citizens showing the city’s adaptive defenses.
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New York
Fire Department Duties Highlight Salvage and Prevention
An up to date Carthage fire department should prevent fires through inspections and public guidance, fight fires with strong equipment and trained personnel, and perform regular salvage to save property. A 1935 survey shows salvage is underused but feasible even in small towns, reducing losses. The piece also notes life insurance growth and the need for properly tailored policies.
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Carthage
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Promenade Deck Synopsis
A five month world cruise aboard the Marenia gathers a shipboard group for adventures romance and tragedy. Passengers Macduff Miss Mudge Angela Dick Charlton Clare Joan Jenny and Captain Baring reveal hidden knows as they act their parts and expose their souls.
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Marenia
Macduff
Dour Scotchman
Miss Mudge
Angela
Lovat
Dick Charlton
Clare
Joan
Jenny
Peter
Baring
Cruising Waves and Secret Romances On the Marenia
Passengers aboard the Marenia near Villefranche Monaco arc charting flirtations and tensions. Miss Mudge, a teetotaler, finds surprise intrigue with a casino scene while Angela contemplates her aging marriage and Lovat, a Spanish grande, teases a glamorous escape as the voyage continues toward Stromboli.
Do You Remember When Embroidery Club Met
Mrs Jesse Kizer hosted the Embroidery club on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Kizer. J M Stone traveled to Richmond to escort granddaughter Mary Elizabeth Allen to Carthage. Howard E Henley returned from Cocoanut Grove visit with relatives. Palace Theatre may soon show The Spoilers in nine reels for patronage. Ramona Norris Mane Norris and Carl Norris traveled to Indianapolis to see the Follies at the English Opera House and accompanied Edna Hall to Azalia.
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Jesse Kizer
Alonzo Kizer
J. M. Stone
Richmond
Mary Elizabeth Allen
Elyria
Ohio
Carthage
Rufus Allen
Howard E. Henley
Rob B. Henley
Cocoanut Grove
A. E. E. Hiatt
Palace Theatre
Ramona Norris
Mane Norris
Carl Norris
Indianapolis
English Opera House
Norris
Edna Hall
Azalia
Death of Juanita Arnold Affects Local Family
Juanita Arnold seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Oler Arnold died Friday morning after a short illness of influenza. William Henley assessor for Ripley township will move to Carthage at the week's start to work. he will be assisted by Jim Arnold. Mrs S M Parker returned from Warsaw with Thomas Parker and family, accompanied by Margaret Louise Parker. George Hinshaw suffers severe quinsy. Nora Miller spent last weekend with daughter Mrs Raymond James and family at Ktown. Omer Binford of Carthage and Mrs Walter Henley visit Miss Emma Binford at Carmel.
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Juanita Arnold
Oler Arnold
William Henley
Here
Nora Miller
Raymond James
K- Town
Omer Binford
Carthage
Walter Henley
Emmma Binford
Carmel
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C. E. Wooldridge
Indiana
Canada
By Ishbel Ross
Patty
Johnny
Bertrand Russell
Villefranche
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Riviera
Miss Muffet
Alice Mudge
Madeira
Angel
Darling
Stromboli
Ohonto
Wisconsin
Miss Foster
Miss Madge
Agatha
Lovat Darling
England
United States
Veterans Administration
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