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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
4
The article argues that after schooling comes hard work and self-made success. It notes no guaranteed opportunities exist, but urges graduates to apply courage, industry, and character to seize greater chances in America today.
The piece notes the Works Progress Administration leads a broad facts gathering effort on unemployment, causes, and reemployment prospects. It argues that technology shifts industries but creates more jobs overall and that widespread machine-caused job loss is unlikely.
An editorial warns that the coming Republican convention and Democratic sessions will ignite a pivotal campaign. It argues fundamental American system issues, potential mudslinging, class warfare, and urges voters to judge candidates by reason over emotion to uphold civic trust amid a historically tense election.
The piece argues nature solves basic problems like child labor better than humans. It notes a 75 percent drop in the thirty years ending 1929, with remaining workers mainly on farms and in domestic service. It questions impacts of restricting underage workers in federal service and entertainment trades.
The federal payroll increased by more than 7 000 from the previous month. The release noted 5 126 of employees, with 5 114 having prior histories related to government service and its limits, citing Woodrow Wilson.
Silas Spelle, a ruthless cattle baron, schemes to foreclose on small ranchers in the Kanab desert. Ed Starbuck, president of the Cattlemen's Bank, and rancher San Juan Delevan oppose him. Johnny Clehoe and Tex Whipple ride with Delevan to hunt down rustlers who stole cattle, engaging in a headlong chase across dusty plains. The pair corner rustlers, Tex shoots from cover, and Johnny aids with a daring pursuit as the showdown nears.
A religious study tracing Christ’s forty days after the resurrection focusing on two discouraged disciples and Jesus unrecognized by them. It covers opening scriptures, recognizing Jesus, and his post resurrection commission before the ascension. The message urges open eyes for Christ in daily life and emphasizes preaching repentance and forgiveness.
A reflective line on gratitude crediting Henry Ward Beecher for the idea that a thankful heart draws blessings. It compares ingratitude to a finger in sand missing mercies and suggests daily grace appears to those who notice it.
A short quotation attributed to C Rossetti speaks on developing perfection within imperfection as a path to heavenly aspiration. It frames growth as a personal, spiritual process emerging from earthly flaws.
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