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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

3

Winning Fashion for Home Wear Pattern 2190

A sewing pattern for a house dress with slightly flared cap sleeves front and back panels and diagonal buttoning. Suitable for printed lawn swiss gingham muslin or solid cotton. heavier fabric may omit a petticoat. Pattern 2190, sizes 14 through 46, includes illustrated instructions. 15 cents required. Orders to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City

Political Suspicion Shapes Senator Sorghum View

Senator Sorghum and a briefing on how perception drives politics. He notes people are swayed more by suspicion than by factual knowledge. The exchange hints at influence and public sentiment in governance.

Senator Sorghum

Barnes discuss give and take bargain line

Mr. and Mrs. Barnes debate negotiations with the idea that two people are needed for a bargain, but only one benefits. The exchange highlights differing views on fairness in a simple domestic argument.

Mrs. Barnes Mr. Barnes

Ideal Vacation Spot With Peaceful Fishing and Few Nuisances

A friend envisions a vacation locale with ample fish, minimal mosquitoes, and no stinging bees or troublesome hotel staff. The quip implies a serene, insect-light retreat ideal for relaxed shore or river fishing.

Doctor’s Opinion Clashed by Man over Wife

A brief quip shows a doctor saying little is wrong while the patient quips that the doctor’s view differs sharply from his wife’s. The exchange highlights a humorous tension between professional assessment and domestic judgment.

Crude and Refined Voices Clash Among Two Daughters

In a sharp social contrast two daughters of wealthy families spar over class. One parent earned wealth from refined sugar, the other from crude oil, highlighting tensions between old money and industry roots.

Martin Gilbert

Birth of Gail Lawrence's baby brightens Clippersville home

In September Lily's daughter arrives as Gail nurses the newborn with tender care. The family shares quiet joy and wary relief amid concern for the other children, while Gail ponders a future writing career and a possible New York visit if her novel is accepted.

Lily Gail Gail Lawrence Phil Lawrence Mis’ Wibser Mis’ Crowley Hazel Riffraff Betty Clippersville California Saint Giles New York

Gail Lawrence Looks Back on a Life Not Taken

Gail, now twenty seven, memories of Gail Lawrence’s life swirl around a quiet California home. She recalls Dick Stebbins and Ariel’s runaway past, her failed marriage dream, and a wish to be a writer rather than wed. The aging house, family duties, and fading romances frame her longing for a different future.

Lily Gail Edith Ariel Gail Lawrence van Murchison Rick Hollywood Phoenix Arizona Ede Phil Stanislaus Ranch Lawrence Estate Stanislaus Sam Shady Square Dick Stebbins Phil’s Lawrence Clippersville Post Office Oregon

Rainy October Evening Brings a Mysterious Visitor

In a rain drenched house on Thomas Street Lily and Gail prepare a quiet supper as Sam travels for vaudeville bookings. Gail expects Phil or a family return, but a stranger enters the kitchen ending the scene with a doorway reveal and a note to be continued.

Lily Thomas Street Gail Edith Ariel Lawrence Sam Portland Los Angeles Clippersville Phil Wibser

Plebiscites and Imperial Rise in Napoleonic France

The 1804 plebiscite followed Bonaparte’s bid for hereditary power and his 1804 coronation as emperor after a universal vote tally of 3,572,329 for and 2,569 against. Napoleon III’s 1852 coup and plebiscite established the term’s link to despotism in liberal guise.

Bonaparte Senate New York Times Napoleon Republic France Napoleon III

Crocheted Scarf For Beginners In Rose Design

A beginner friendly scarf pattern uses large filet stitch and a size 5 hook with size 15 cotton. The package No. 807 from Home Craft Company includes cream cotton, instructions, a black and white mesh diagram, and crochet hook, priced 40 cents or 10 cents for the diagram sheet. Send in a self addressed stamped envelope to Department B in St. Louis for information.

Home Craft Company Department B Nineteenth and St. Louis. Avenue St. Louis

Monkeys Solve Bengal Murder Mystery

Two monkeys solved a murder case in Bengal by signaling the spot of their master’s death. The animals led police by gestures to the body, helping to identify two men. the suspects were then attacked by the pets on sight.

Bengal India

Miss Goldflex Courtship Gossip Sparks Duel Prerogative

The Detroit News reports chatter that Miss Goldflex may win back Dobleyew as Ecks predicts. The tale hints she buys on approval with option to return if not suitable, stirring social rumor.

Dobleyew

Ring With Curse Returns to Egypt From Canada

The Cairo correspondent reports a registered packet to Egypt’s premier from Vancouver contained a scarab ring linked to the khedive. The ring was given to the writer’s grandfather during Cairo Alexandria travels with a theatrical company, then inherited by the writer’s father, then by the writer seven years ago. Since possession, seven-year cycles brought unaccountable misfortune, prompting return in 1935 to avert further ill luck.

Egypt Vancouver Cairo London Sunday Observer Alexandria

Was His Face Red Dinner Snub Prank

A citizen invited to a local leader’s dinner faces an awkward moment at the table when placed opposite a goose. He remarks on the bird and fears a misunderstood joke, then nervously tries to apologize to the lady on his left.

Goose misquote years later sparks Toronto Globe note

The Toronto Globe recalls a remark on a roasted goose with irony noting the correction implied by the speaker. The brief item highlights a witty exchange and the newspaper’s quoting of the phrase.

Toronto Globe

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