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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
2
In a campaign to urge Germans to eat more rye bread to aid farmers, the agriculture ministry proposed a regulation requiring 60 percent rye flour in all baked goods. Bakers opposed, fearing sales problems for pastries. the next day the ministry withdrew the proposal.
A new metal alloy developed in Stockholm by engineer Johan Haerden blends aluminum lightness with steel toughness. It can be rolled and forged, resisting all corrosive acids, and is prized by Swedish engineering and aviation circles for potential use in aircraft and hydroplanes due to salt water resistance.
An English aviator notes pheasants partridges and hens fleeing flying machines in Britain while condors are said to attack airplanes crossing the Andes. The anecdotes describe birds reacting before engine noise and a condor striking an aircraft wing.
A Boston family the Lawrences lose their 4000 acre California holdings near Clippersville. Father’s death pushes three eldest siblings into work while Ariel, 17, sneaks out at night. Gail dreams of marriage to Van Murchison after Yale.
The sisters navigate romance social rules and family tensions after Gail defies Edith by planning a Los Gatos trip with Van Murchison. Phil questions the arrangement while Dick and Ariel hint at ongoing flirtations as the family faces finances and reputations.
Edith protests as Gail confesses she may attend a house party at Mrs Chipp’s in the Santa Cruz mountains, invited by Van Murchison’s aunt to join the event next weekend. Ariel argues that being invited for a boy’s sake lacks sincerity, while Gail brims with excitement over her plans and attire.
The piece recalls how isolated islands south of the Indian Ocean such as Amsterdam St Paul and the Crozets housed food for castaways. It notes a French notice reading Food and clothing for castaways and barrels of beef biscuits shirts blankets and matches on shore. It cites 1887 French vessel leaving beer biscuits and sardines on a Crozet island later eaten by a Norwegian whaling crew.
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