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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1933

Page

4

Oranges Rank Second Among Favored Fruits

The Montreal Herald notes oranges as the second favorite fruit with diverse qualities. An average orange provides 75 to 100 calories, comparable to half a slice of bread, while orange juice supplies predigested nutrients absorbed rapidly. Lime and alkaline salts in orange juice aid blood cleansing and bone building, countering sedentary life effects.

Montreal Herald

William Morris Ends Paris Visit in Eiffel Tower Eatery

During Morris last Paris visit he spent most time in the Eiffel Tower restaurant where he ate and wrote. A friend asks about his impression of the tower and he quips that he stays there to avoid the nuisance of seeing it.

Hiffel Paris Tower Liverpool Post William Morris Paris Eiffel Tower Morris Boston Transcript

Gem-Studded Gold Blade Found Near Alt-Lussheim

The Rhine plateau discovery unearthed a gem-studded gold sword dating to around 450 A.D. Scientists link it to the Migration Period and potential figures from the Nibelung saga. The artefact is exhibited at the Electoral Palatinate museum in Heidelberg.

Alt-Lussheim Rhine Odenwald Haardt Siegfried Kriemhild Electoral Palatinate Heidelberg

Gecko’s Hidden Color Changes Baffle Researchers

A fimbriated gecko, a tropical species, can become nearly invisible from a foot away by matching the bark and lichen its rests on. Its skin is flanged with irregular lobes to blend in, though its bright eye often betrays it.

Progress of Matches Through History

The text traces the evolution of friction, phosphorus, and safety matches. It notes the 1827 friction match using wood splinters with sulfur, the 1835 phosphorus friction match that ignites on a rough surface, and the 1855 safety match that ignites mainly on a prepared box, moving phosphorus to the box side.

Fight Over President Election Reform Hits Early Debates

The piece notes motions in the house and senate from 1803 onward about changing how presidents are chosen, including direct elections proposed in 1868 1874 and 1877. It cites President Jackson urging abolition of the electoral college in annual messages to Congress 1829 to 1836 and a Wisconsin scientist describing Americans as “round heads” with billiard ball like heads.

House Senate Jackson Electoral College Congress

Siler Family Dinner Guests and Local Car Accident

Mr and Mrs Boida Siler and family of Alexandria dined with Mr and Mrs Ora Siler on Tuesday and visited friends. Henrietta Coleman returning to Rushville drove into a ditch after a blowout damaging her car. Mr and Mrs Arthur White plan a Columbus visit to see son Paul at the Government Verinary college of Ohio State University then return for a brief stay and begin work with Dr Stout of Indianapolis in June 10.

Boida Siler Alexandria Ora Siler Henrietta Coleman Rushville Arthur White Columbus Paul Government Verinary College Ohio State University Stout Indianapolis

Local Social News Highlights From Rushville Area

Rushville and nearby towns bustle with visits and gatherings. Residents travel to Indianapolis Knightstown Muncie and Greenfield for events and shopping while hosting relatives. New births, Memorial Day activities, and university connections showcase community life in late May.

Local residents host weekend gatherings and visits

Mr and Mrs Weldon Linscott visited Mr and Mrs C G Hill on Tuesday. Miss Irene Adams stayed with Mr and Mrs Cleve Geise. Mrs Maxine Ewing returned from Newcastle after a week with her grandmother. Zelma Bayless spent days with Grace Phelps. Clarence Bailey and family of Shelbyville called on Guy Ewing. A surprise party joined the Nighs and Warren Mann group at Chas Nigh and family Sunday.

Irene Adams Near Homer Mrs Cleve Geise Maxine Ewing Newcastle Zelma Bayless Near New Palestine Grace Phelps Chas Nigh Warren Mann Earl Nigh Harry Nigh Lindley Taylor

For Sale Column Teems With Household Items

Good piano for sale inquire at this office. Porto Rico sweet potato plants advertised by Mrs. James Gray. About 23 yards of strong matting for sale. Plants, vegetables, and flowers with L. H. Dawson of Spiceland offering 40 years in growing. Rabbit hutches for sale inquiry at office. Wallpaper fade proof 74c and up with painting services and free estimates by phone. For sale or trade: corn planter, double discs, plows, cultivators, trailers at Gatewood's shop.

Porto Rico James Gray Gatewood’s Shop

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