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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
3
A fur expert reports the discovery of a new ermine species in the Komy region near the Ural mountains in Russia. The fur and hide are described as superior in quality to most ermine currently on the market.
In reminiscence from Beverly Hills the speaker recalls aging in Hollywood, praising stage actors turned movie stars, and noting a plan to film two projects including "Doubting Thomas" linked to "The Torch Bearers." He praises Billie Burke, Andrew Toombs, Alison Skipworth, Helen Flint, Sterling Holloway, Fred Stone, and a Ribald Midnight Frolic past.
A church mission expands beyond Jews as Cornelius receives visions and Peter, guided by the Spirit, proclaims that God accepts all who fear him. The Gentile conversion marks a turning point and Pentecosts’ broadened scope. Peter defends his Gentile ministry.
A study notes twins occur about once in 63 births in Denmark versus about 1 in 87 in the United States. The finding highlights regional differences in twin births across populations.
The text asserts that self confidence is valuable yet must be kept in check to protect the vital aspects of life. It states that love is a vital force and that happiness springs from love.
A reflective piece likens enduring commitment to childlike trust. It cites Hosea 11 1 and urges remaining content with God’s gifts, whether pleasure or play, embracing simplicity and innocence as constant virtues.
This item describes a crochet rug titled Nursery Blocks made from 8 inch blocks plus a 4 inch border to 33 by 50 inches using about 5 pounds of rag strips. It highlights customization by size and color and offers full instructions in Rug Book No. 25 from Home Craft Co. for 15 cents plus postpaid delivery.
A California man built a wooden circus in five years using miniature animals, wagons, and figures carved with a jackknife. A rotating 18 foot wheel channels a town parade with animated animals, marching music, and voice control for performances.
A Lyons man speculates on Indian medicine to drive away zero weather. He claims to teach a method to bring cold to aid fur and skin work and to delay spring by making a boy chase the north wind until it retreats, a tale rooted in local superstition.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police increasingly use cars and motorcycles while detectives rely on fingerprints and ballistics. As federal enforcers across six provinces, they confront payroll bandits drug trafficking and organized crime, with Ottawa headquarters tracking scores of recent cases.
A brief quip on fashion and money, noting that style or fit does not always reflect wealth. The content contrasts expenditure with practical apparel choices, suggesting appearances can mislead groundwork on value.
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