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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
4
An English Colonial Secretary quits after his son’s ties to an insurance scheme cast doubt on his honor. The incident, linked to a suspected budget leak and a golf connection with an insurer, prompts reflection on public ethics and standards in Britain versus America.
Hoboken reduced relief cases from 2 145 to about 90 after state relief was shifted to municipalities. Overseer Harry L. Barck credits removing nonworkers and limiting aid to real need, arguing the pioneer ethic spurs self help and reduces distress without riots.
A Dearborn conference revealed the farm auto link with Ford using 9 000 tons of soy beans per million cars and 4 000 000 pounds of wool. It noted cotton for brake linings tires and glass, goat hair for upholstery, and beeswax from 100 bees per car. Prosperity of both sectors boosts the nation.
The piece argues homes are sacred and essential to citizens, urging tax relief for homeowners. It contends taxes burden homeowners during stress and calls for keeping homes tax free, suggesting revenue should come from rents or product sales rather than home taxation.
Scientists study frost heave damages in roads caused by ice crystals forming under pavement. Tiny crystals exert immense pressure, causing heaving and later water pools and loose gravel when they melt. Variation among soils explains differing road conditions.
A town rally calls residents to unite for economic revival in Carthage Indiana. Community leaders urge ads and labor to boost stores churches and wages, aiming to make Carthage a thriving central Indiana town.
Silas Spelle plots to foreclose on Kanab desert ranchers with Ed Starbuck of Cattlemen's Bank and San Juan Delevan watching a herd from the Box D ranch. Four-finger Spelle and ex-convicts scheme while rustlers steal cattle near Skeleton Springs as Wade reports losses to Delevan and his daughter Ronny.
A church lesson outlines Jesus death for humanity from Luke 23 33 to 46 with themes of Calvary Golgotha and atonement. It presents the crucifixion companions forgiver love the cross world divisions penitent thief and the death's significance for salvation.
A compact reflection on the soul as indestructible with eternal activity, likening it to the sun that appears to set but continues to diffuse light elsewhere. Goethe’s metaphor anchors the meditation.
A reflective note praises selfless deeds and mutual sacrifice as examples of virtue. The text contrasts ongoing good works with quiet stillness, honoring both selflessness and devotion to others in a spiritual tone.
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