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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
2
The note records that the publisher Co. A. Norris dated March 25 1907 as second class matter at the Carthage Indiana post office under the act of March 3 1879. It references congressional status and filing details for publication eligibility.
The article traces Freemasonry from ancient mysteries like Mithraism to medieval guilds of Roman and Alpine masons. It links operative craft origins in Rome and the Alps to cathedral-building Britain, noting secret rites, benevolence, and the 1717 London foundation of speculative Masonry at Goose and Gridiron.
Charles Roberts a 26 year old Black man from Tulsa Oklahoma was arrested in Richmond at 7:30 Monday for stealing Roland Jessup’s automobile near Charlottesville. He was brought back to Greenfield and at 3:30 pm sentenced by Judge Arthur Van Duyan to one to ten years at the Indiana Reformatory.
Visitors at the New York State College of Agriculture view an embryo development display in the incubator under Prof. Alexis L. Romanoff of Cornell. The exhibit traces growth from fresh eggs to hatching, noting mortality peaks between days two and four as the heart begins to beat.
The Nebraska Farmer advises poultry workers and investigators to maximize capacity within equipment limits in 1933. Outlook is favorable for profits. long term success hinges on careful management. When prices fall, greater economy and smaller profits are needed. consistent commitment yields earnings over years.
A country banker explains how banks lend money. They keep a reserve, lend the rest conservatively to those able to repay, and view repayment as sacred. Banks do not invest in industries, instead keeping loans liquid and secured by assets, credit history, and deposits.
Will Rogers explains the banking crisis by noting lenders extended credit when people needed funds but demand repayment when banks faced shortages, arguing it was collective responsibility rather than blame on bankers alone.
Advertising counsel A W Diller told bankers in New York that 1933 can be a good year for advertising if businesses stay active and rein in public confidence. He said aggressive firms can gain new business by going out to customers and that newspaper ads still reach readers who are interested.
Francis H. Sisson, president of the American Bankers Association, argues against abrupt advertising cuts. He warns that advertisers cannot toggle advertising like a faucet and expect instant effectiveness, and urges maintaining long term advertising plans despite temporary financial pressures.
Carroll Shelly eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Shelly warned a Pennsylvania Railroad crew after spotting a steel bar protruding between rails. Despite attempts to dislodge it the bar buried six feet. A train passed moments later and the crew praised his quick action offering a thousand dollars and future travel on the line.
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