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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
5
An advertisement lists printing services including stationery, envelopes, business cards, visiting cards, note heads, bill heads, statements, programs, folders, sale bills, wedding invitations and announcements, books, pamphlets, blotters, circulars, catalogues, reports, directories, labels, tags, receipt books, checks, menu cards, time cards, coupons and more.
A collection of wry observations on gender, marriage, wisdom, and gossip. The notes poke fun at men's and women's behavior with concise quips about proposals, intuition, and social expectations, framed in a Chicago News voice.
Massachusetts speaker George H. Spencer delivers two Lyceum talks on the first day of the Chautauqua. He speaks in the afternoon on Dreamers and Schengers, with wit and life experience, and in the evening on Preparedness For Peace after Montanelli's Venetian Quartet entertainment.
Pennsylvania suffragists must raise fifty thousand dollars to receive a ten thousand dollar gift. Montana lawmakers rejected a petition for chaperons for women employees. Cornell University invites eligible women to join its arts and sciences faculty. Mrs L Mercer runs for mayor of Centralia Illinois with dry forces endorsement. Grace Tyson the actress enjoys sketching and song writing between performances. Paterson New Jersey refuses a bid to appoint a woman to its board of education. Mrs Margaret B Laird, Newark druggist’s wife, appointed to city board of health.
Geraldine Ames cites proverbs and social quips on virtue money marriage and manners in a column styled as a playful critique of modern life. The piece blends sayings about virtue prodigal sons and matrimony with humorous maxims and observations.
A collection of Armenian sayings showcases sharp wit and cultural wisdom. Phrases cover lessons on learning, deception, humility, generosity, friendship, risk, and fate, illustrating communal values and everyday ethics through compact, memorable maxims.
Lew Stanley of Topeka visited his brother Morton Stanley in Charlottesville. The Rush Fayette County Association holds its seventeenth annual reunion at Brookside Park Indianapolis on Sunday June 13 with a good program. All residents and former residents of Rush and Fayette counties are invited. The note mentions other local items including gun ranges and community events with several names and dates.
A New Castle child story circulates as a father learns of his son John’s misdeeds. Mother says John was punished by daytime confinement. after his sentence, the father questions him about the source. John asks, Who told you, and replies, Ask the bird. The tale ends with a lecture and a request for honesty.
Mrs Mary Miller and her son Floyd Mrs Jane Zorne and Miss Grace Webb traveled to Rushville on Sunday to attend the Red Men Lodge memorial service.
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