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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
3
A reader praises Carthage’s library noting its wealth of books and organized plan. They compare the librarian to a mother, commend the library's continuous notices printed weekly as a public service, and express gratitude for the community’s support.
The Rex Research Foundation of Chicago warns that moths with population parity to humans could consume about 93 pounds of wool annually in a community, destroying dresses coats and other woolen goods. They urge aggressive prevention including regular scientifically prepared sprays for furniture clothing and cedar storage to kill larvae and prevent new infestations.
George Arliss stars in The Man Who Played God a Warner Bros production. He portrays a renowned international musician whose musical genius captivates audiences and defies borders. The film comes to the New Alhambra Theatre next Sunday and Monday.
The article lauds Warner Bros star George Arliss in The Man Who Played God, praising his human warmth and musicianship. It notes his deafness shifts the story, lists cast members including Violet Heming Bette Davis Ivan Simpson and others, and credits John G Adolfi for direction. It mentions contracts for Davis and Luget and the film’s critical reception.
The Midland United Company directors suspend the 1.5 percent quarterly dividend on common stock payable March 24 for stockholders of record March 1. The Convertible Preferred Stock Series A dividend of 75 cents a share or 0.25 of a common share is still payable. The annual report will show 0.30 a share earnings on common stock. The board aims to conserve resources until business conditions stabilize and expects subsidiaries to benefit when conditions improve.
ARRY J. HENSON of Orleans has been notified he won the 209th automobile in the daily nationwide radio contest. He is the fifth Indiana winner, a 43 year old telegraph operator with the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Company. He chose among a Ford Chevrolet or Plymouth and his winning statement pleased him most when he copied his telegram announcing the win.
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