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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
3
Silver serves as an international medium of exchange for many nations, especially in the Orient and parts of South America and Europe. Most great powers cling to gold, with France as a notable exception, making silver stabilization a key topic for economic recovery.
An albino sparrow has attracted comment along State highway 32 in the county north area. The white bird has been seen three times in the past month at the same spot, observed by drivers including Mr. Cassadden and others.
The Rural New Yorker notes 22 U S post offices named Dayton and many duplicates in town names such as Deer fields Eagle Sodom Ink Brandy and Washington. It urges writers to include full town name and state in addresses to avoid blurred postmarks and delays.
Washington Star notes St Marys Catholic church known as Barry chapel was long seen as a pioneer Catholic church in Washington until an excavation for St Dominics on Sixth Street Southwest uncovered an early tablet. The inscription records the first stone laid in 1806 and dedication to the Blessed Virgin Mary under St Marys.
An article outlines horse show jumps such as brush jump post and rail stone wall and water jump among others. It explains docked tails on harness horses to prevent tail interference with reins and bearing reins to raise heads, with notes on safety and common questions about hunting attire and dress codes.
Pathfinder Magazine notes a colossal sun dial where the Washington Monument’s shadow forms a two thirds circle from sunrise to sunset. The shadow’s edge acts as a dial with a thousand foot diameter, making each hour shift about 150 to 200 feet and each minute about 3 feet.
The potato did not originate in Ireland but in western South America. Explorers carried it to Europe in search of gold, and it faced war, famine, and royal decrees before gaining popularity. In Scotland it was long viewed as a forbidden fruit associated with Adam and Eve.
A critique of raising wheat and cotton prices as cure-alls for farm prosperity. The piece argues price hikes won’t fix fundamental farmer hardships and stresses stabilisation, credit relief, and honest farming policies over trade boosts and high pressure sales schemes. It warns farmers bear the burden when schemes fail and highlights risks of dishonest proposals.
Mr and Mrs Russell Foust celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary and their daughter Deloris Jeans 1st birthday with a pitch in dinner. Attendees included Chas Moore Ray Edwards Harley Reynolds Lewis Edwards Russell Edwards Vaughn Bramel and families, Georgia Epperson Bertha Gatter Indiana, Marvin Brammel Ruth Brammel Paul Clevidence Hazel Brammel Hugh Roberts Chas Foust Genevieve Foust and Lum Foust.
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