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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
6
A critique of Congress current session notes scant evidence of reduced government extravagance. It warns that many private pension bills and vast, obscure appropriations threaten to push the federal debt higher. It argues spending parity with income harms the nation and praises efficiency over flashy bills.
Mr and Mrs Roy Beckner near Carthage and Mr and Mrs Ezra Draper near Mays visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Newhouse Shelbyville Sunday. Mrs John Butler called on Mr Butler at Methodist hospital Indianapolis Friday. Mr Butler is improving. Kenneth Earnest has been ill with a gathering in his head at his home near Carthage.
The Commerce Department reports retail trade mostly up over the previous week and well above the 1935 period across 33 cities. Industrial activity rises with steel and manufacturing expansion. New York orders stay weak while Boston notes price declines and cotton market softness.
Mr and Mrs J C Sparks along with Mr and Mrs Wilcox Stewart of Corbin Kentucky visited John C Stewart and family near Ennightstown. Charles Rhodes visited John Butler at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Ramona Jane Winfield stayed with Russell Pickett in Vevay last weekend and Brindley visited her parents in Madison.
An article urges readers to reduce daily rush and stress by daily relaxation. It suggests leisure activities such as piano, reading, listening to music, and moderate outdoor exercise to aid physical and mental health, and warns against heavy meals during emotional strain to avoid indigestion.
Mrs Grace Phelps and her son Harold were seen in Rushville on Monday afternoon.
John Parker returning to George School in Pennsylvania from his father's funeral reported a severe snow storm. The bus took 20 hours to cover the last 140 miles due to deep drifts shoulder high. He counted about 200 abandoned cars along the highway. Dr. and Mrs. Bank of West Ohio visited friends on their way to Florida for the winter.
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