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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
3
The Boston Globe notes that every generation yields successors who will govern industry and professions. Though transition seems difficult, history shows rulers emerge from graduates of challenging years, taking over government and national leadership.
An advertisement column invites boys and girls to study the Grape Nuts ad in the paper to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win valuable free prizes. The notice emphasizes participation and the chance of rewards through reading the ad.
The pattern offers a quick to make frock with breezy sleeves and a fitted yoke. Sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 priced with 3 yards fabric guidance for size 16. Order by mail from Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York with your name address style number and size.
A playful classroom exchange centers on the word beans with replies about father growing beans and mother cooking beans. The third student quips We are all human beans highlighting humor in a language lesson.
Senator Sorghum quips that the worst trouble often starts once a map returns from a fishing trip, signaling caution after legislative adjournment and hinting at potential post-session clashes.
A witty exchange from Stray Stories Magazine shows a photographer and customer clashing over a photographed image with the caption highlighting camera fault versus client choice. The vignette captures magazine humor about image control and artistic judgment.
A brief item notes a man who admires attractive women but confines his admiration to magazine covers, while a June reference mentions a tightwad limiting his attention to those images.
A passage from Stray Stories Magazine highlights a dog described as an effective watchdog. The owner notes the dog’s bark triggers at any suspicious noise, illustrating the animal’s alertness in guarding homes.
A brief item from Pearson's Weekly notes a safety tip where one man urges placing a blanket on the ground before jumping, while another cautions against dropping it during the maneuver.
Gail prepares for her wedding as family buzzes around in a foggy dawn. Ariel, moments before departure for Chicago, vows to reform and shape a new life with Van, while Gail steadies herself in a moment of intimate sisterly trust.
Gail Lawrence weds Dick in a heartfelt Saint Mark's ceremony attended by old friends and neighbors. The couple, framed by family and well-wishers, exchanges rings and start a new life, with Gail joking she is “one of the Lucky Lawrences” as they depart for their motor car.
The Indianapolis News notes reports that about 15 000 Dukhobors seek a new refuge, reportedly Paraguay, after years of clashes with Canadian authorities over religious principles. The article traces origins in Russia and migrations to Canada, and highlights objections to military service, citizenship, and civil registrations.
American baseball gains momentum in France with the creation of the Federation Francaise de Baseball et de Theque. About four hundred teams compete across the country under the new national organization.
Quote from Uncle Dudley in the Boston Sunday Globe urges college graduates to become social pioneers. He argues modern youth must tackle urgent national problems and reconfigure human arrangements for a stronger America, foretelling graduates’ rise to positions of authority.
In Santa Barbara California a hospital experiment sped baby pigeons from six weeks old to maturity in four days. The birds showed no ill effects from gland treatments.
A friendly health ad promotes Milnesia Wafers as a quick pleasant way to relieve waste buildup. Each wafer equals a tablespoon of milk of magnesia and corrects acidity and related discomforts. Available in bottles for 35¢ and 60c or tins for 20c, recommended by physicians.
Laura McCabe, aged 43, is the only woman leader among about 45,000 Navajos in northwestern New Mexico. She owns property, her children belong to her clan, and upon her death her daughters inherit her property. She works, tends sheep, shears wool, weaves blankets, and handles negotiations with Indian traders, controlling the family’s scarce cash.
Poland's new port in Gdynia serves as a hub for its growing merchant fleet. Since independence the mercantile marine has expanded to 55 vessels with an aggregate tonnage of 64 558 tons reflecting a decade of progress.
In Jugoslavia a male cheese makers’ guild herds cows to mountain pastures each spring to feed on a rare grass that yields Trav nitchki cheese. Men alone climb, live with cattle until autumn, then return to villages to reunite with families after eight to nine months.
Maraschino cherries are marasca cherries pitted and preserved in maraschino liquor. Maraschino is a distilled liquor made from fermented marasca cherry juice and flavored with broken kernels.
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