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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1936
Page
8
The Weekly Constitutional argues that any Congress acts void if in conflict with the Constitution. It notes amendments 18 and 21 and 28, 38, and 71 as context, explaining Supreme Court rulings test validity, not veto power. It predicts future cases on constitutional supremacy.
The excerpt notes an egg is 60 percent water and stresses keeping a fresh water supply for laying hens during heavy production. It advises culling small slow-developing birds and reducing feed costs. It mentions soy bean hay as a low-cost feed for horses and cautions small daily rations to avoid wasting rich hay.
Johnny returns with a weighty sack of supplies and gunslinger talk. He disrupts a tense porch conference with Jim Delevan and others as Ronny tends to Pod and Vera McMurdo lies ill. Johnny hints at danger and reveals a heavy load while plans unfold.
A vintage advertisement offers a gathered waist frock with a full yoke line and flared skirt suited to summer wardrobes. It highlights seasonable fabrics and invites readers to send 15 cents for the pattern.
Arlington news highlights social events and visits around town. Mr and Mrs Leroy Catt and Mr and Mrs Leroy Moore hosted guests for a Monday night bridge. Local residents shared Sunday visits with family in Rushville and Indianapolis Veterans hospital.
A column attributes heart disease to consumer overloading and stresses heart care. It discusses the heart as a vital organ, cautions against excessive strain, and contemplates how daily habits affect circulation and heart function.
Mr and Mrs B L Nagroder of Starksville Mississippi welcome a ten and a quarter pound boy named Ben Lloyd. He is grandson of Mr and Mrs Frank Overman of this place.
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