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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
3
The article notes that two hundred distinct anesthetics are now available for medical use. It explains doctors select specific agents based on patient needs, with ethers first used in 1842 and broadly adopted by 1846.
Mrs Orville Narvell and daughter visited Mrs Inez Johnston northeast of Greenfield and attended the church aid society. Mrs Grant Johnston returned home after visiting her son in Oregon. Local families shared dinners and Sunday visits across Knightstown Dunreith Richmond and Indianapolis.
More than 300 Indiana farm youths are expected for the fourth annual Leadership Training School for Rural Youth at Purdue University June 16 to 20. The program features agricultural leaders, practical sessions, and recreation with officers and staff from the Indiana Farm Bureau and 4 H Club.
Government veterinary scientists have developed a calf vaccination program using a live culture to combat Bangs disease, aiming to complement blood testing. From 17 000 calves in 260 affected herds, 8 000 vaccinated cows showed 96.2 percent calving efficiency and only 1.6 percent of premature births traced to Bangs. Experts urge combining vaccination with herd blood tests for effective nationwide control.
The Tabor Opera House stands as a monument to H. A. W. Tabor, a bustling Denver pioneer who built a silver fortune, spent wildly, and later collapsed after a market crash. Once a mayor and brief senator, he died modestly, leaving a grand theater that became a movie house.
Newsweek notes a solicitor offered an advertisement in the inauguration program to the German embassy in Washington to congratulate President Roosevelt on a third term. The embassy did not invest.
The Census Bureau reports US bicycle output last year at 1 252 029 units an all-time high. The prior record was 1 182 691 in 1899 with a low of 225 000 in 1921 indicating a dramatic rise in manufacturing activity.
A British dentist counted a snail with 14 175 teeth arranged in 135 rows of 105 each. The findings highlight a remarkable dental arrangement in the mollusk.
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