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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
2
A short notice from May 25, 1907 records a move or action at a Post Office in Indiana under the auspices of the 1872 Congress, noting the procedural matter and age reference.
Omar Khayyam born in Naishapur, Khorassan, was a Persian astronomer and philosopher whose life inspired by truth and personality. A pupil oath to share fortune led him to spread science. he taught among rose gardens, envisioned immortality in a tomb shaded by roses, and urged living in the now while pursuing knowledge.
The Clown Prince of music Jack Crawford and his orchestra perform at the Indiana Roof Ballroom on Sunday March 18. Crawford, a 200 pound multi instrumental star, leads a notable saxophone sextette and has appeared at Steel Pier Atlantic City and on national television. Red Hufford and his orchestra also perform with a strong lineup including Phil Hufford Ken Sprong and Woodie Wines.
Indianapolis audience to see Kate Smith perform live at the Indiana Theatre beginning Friday March 2 with her Swa nee Music Revue. The show features a thirty member company and Jack Miller and his orchestra. Screen feature this week is Ive Got Your Number with Joan Blondell and supporting stars.
Mr and Mrs Beher entertained three tables of bridge Tuesday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Dubois Mr and Mrs A W Winfeld Mr and Mrs Russell Publow Mr and Mrs Walter J Phelps Mrs Grace Phelps and Ray Gurley of Charlottesville.
Schnauzer is a highly intelligent dog with keen senses and strong training ability. He shows unwavering loyalty, courage, and endurance through seasonal hardships and distemper resistance, making him a devoted companion once won over by love and guidance.
The record notes that early patents began with men and that no woman held a patent for 19 years after 1790. In 1809 Mary Kies became the first woman to receive a patent, for a straw weaving method with silk or thread.
The text argues that far northern Canadian plains are not barren as vegetation covers vast areas. It notes vivid plant life including blue lupines on Arctic tundra, reindeer moss, and blue-joint grass meadows each summer.
The Interior Department's main divisions include the General Land Office Geological Survey National Park Service Reclamation Service and divisions of Education Indian Affairs and Pensions. It supervises territorial affairs operates the Alaska Railroad and manages the Capitol and Capitol grounds in D C.
The rare double coconut, coco de mer, takes about ten years to mature and can weigh up to 50 pounds. This fruit, the slowest ripening in the world, grows exclusively on islands in the Indian Ocean.
The adder or viper with a V-shaped head mark is the sole poisonous snake native to Great Britain. It rarely tries to attack people unless bothered and its bites are seldom fatal.
Northern lumberjack birds reportedly savor a rare treat nipping a common north woods black ant after months without fresh acid fruits. This odd habit appears in observations of their foraging behavior and dietary eccentricities.
It describes how native rabbits build nests in briers and brush while the European rabbit lives in an underground burrow.
Ancient Babylon reached peak power in 2340 B C before enduring vicissitudes and later being invaded and conquered by Cyrus the Great, king of Persia in 558 B C.
Leonid meteors have been drawn from their course by Jupiter, preventing their bright light from being visible on Earth during recent years as it was in 1866. This celestial interference alters expected meteor displays and highlights planetary gravitational effects on meteor streams.
Spices were first added to meals to alter flavor but now are recognized for their strong preservative effects, extending shelf life and inhibiting spoilage beyond taste purposes.
A 1927 government decree in Ecuador barred the entry of foreign clergymen, regardless of faith. The measure targeted religious figures seeking to enter the country, enforcing an official restriction on clergy migration.
The Olympic games were celebrated at four year intervals in Greece from 776 B C to 393 A D spanning over a thousand years.
A brief definition notes nicotine as a colorless liquid that is highly poisonous and has an unpleasant odor. It is soluble in most solvents, including water, highlighting its hazardous nature and chemical behavior.
The Roman poet Virgil is noted for detailing diseases of animals and humans in his verse. His writings include vivid observations on illness and remedies, reflecting ancient medical knowledge and natural history.
Geologists report there is no danger of exhausting the gold and manganese deposits in Puerto Rico, citing sustained yields and ample reserves. The finding suggests long term resource stability for the island's mining potential and industry outlook.
The canning industry in the United States began in 1860 and has roots dating to an 1818 introduction. The early development shaped food preservation, supply chains, and industrial practices across the nation.
The horned lizard does not drink water in the usual way. It absorbs moisture directly through its skin when water is sprinkled on its body, a unique hydration behavior observed in this species.
A historical note reflects on Germany's coal mines that have operated for over a century, marking long standing energy industry sites and regional mining heritage.
W. L. Adams suffered heart irregularities after meals due to abdominal gas. Adlerika relieved his gas, allowing him to eat without distress and feel well. Sold at all leading druggists.
The Farm Products Marketing School opens Thursday night March 1 at Mays School in Center Township. Topics include price factors, standardization, tariffs, hedging, and the marketing machinery. Attending is free and open to all interested farmers and families.
Mr and Mrs Fay Winslow and daughters Anne and Jane from Indianapolis spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Winslow.
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