A Spring Suggestion Plant Trees For Future Value
The piece urges Carthage residents to plant trees this spring as a profitable, long term investment. Trees provide shade beauty and ongoing value, boosting property desirability and future sale prices.
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Spring tonic shifts from sulphur and molasses to walking
The article recalls the old Carthage tradition of sulphur and molasses as a spring tonic and contrasts it with modern advice. It promotes fresh air, sunlight, and exercise, especially walking, as the best way to shed winter stiffness and build strength without medical cures.
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Rural Mail Routes Grow Longer as Carriers Shrink
The 25 year span shows rural routes increasing 34 percent in total mileage while carriers drop from 41 559 to 34 763. Last year average route length rose 62 percent since 1904 due to auto use and road improvements, with 2 260 routes discontinued saving 1 350 306 dollars. Consolidation lowers costs but seldom cuts mileage.
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Uncle Sam
Post Office Department
Be Careful Pedestrians Warned In Crosswalk Advice
A carthage public safety notice urges pedestrians to look both ways before crossing and stay vigilant at night. It stresses drivers may not see you and warns against relying on cars to stop. The guide promotes courteous, cautious walking to prevent accidents.
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Farmers Live Longest
A major life insurance study finds farmers outlive city workers by about five years. The farmer can continue lighter duties and stay on the job longer, facing fewer pressures to retire, and finds purpose in ongoing simple tasks into old age.
Promenade Decks Turbulent World On A Luxury Cruise
A five month world cruise aboard the Marenia gathers a diverse cast led by Macduff Miss Mudge Angela Dick Charlton Joan Jenny and Captain Baring. Amid romance ambition and tragedy the ship becomes a pressure chamber for secrets as Angela reads a troubling letter from Lovat while peril and passion unfold in the waves and through the portholes.
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Macduff
Dour Scotchman
Miss Mudge
Angela
Lovat
Dick Charlton
Joan
Jenny
Peter
Baring
The Storm Drives Jenny to the Sea's Edge
A lone woman named Jenny clings to survival as a storm rages aboard a dark ship. She climbs toward a porthole amid thunderous waves and looming danger, driven by a desperate resolve to reach life beyond the sea. Her fleeting hope faces the ship and fate.
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Jenny
Peter
Political Announcement for Carthage Candidates
The Carthage Citizen carries notice that certain individuals have authorized publication of their campaign times for the upcoming primary election on Tuesday May 5 1936. The document lists authorized candidates and their announced schedules.
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Republican Ticket for Rush County Officials
A political ticket lists Elmer F Bossert as Representative in Congress and names nominees for clerk, coroner, judge, auditor, and other Rush County offices. Players include Dale Fisher, George B Moore, Laurence G Wortman, Dr R O Kennedy, William F Marshall, Hubert Br Alexander, Derby Green, Orsa Ellison Clen Miller, and John A Titsworth.
Divorce Enforced As Angela Accepts Parting Ways
Angela confronts heartbreak after accepting a separation from Lovat. She records a final letter saying he may pursue a divorce, acknowledging his exit from her life and vowing to discuss arrangements upon her return from Peking.
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Lovat
Peking
Darling Lovat
Lovi
The Man Who Said Thank You
Lesson on Luke 17 1 19 and Ephesians 4 32 stressing forgiveness humility and gratitude. It contrasts the ten lepers healing with the one who returns to thank Jesus and urges a forgiving humble Christian life.
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Jesus
Christ
Naaman
Gehazi
Miriam
Uzziah
Religion Must Come First, Ruskin Says
The article quotes John Ruskin urging that religion be the primary focus in the heart. He warns that anything placed second to religion undermines faith, stating God will not tolerate a second place in one's priorities.
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John Ruskin
God
Loyalty With Malice Toward None in Right
A reflective line framing steadfast conduct, urging charity and firmness in the right as guided by divine sight. It echoes a vow to uphold justice with compassion. The text casts loyalty as a moral compass during challenging times.
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