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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
4
The Carthage Citizen published weekly in Carthage Indiana lists C E Wooldridge as owner and publisher. Subscription rates are 1.50 per year with Canada 2.00. Six months cost 90c and three months 50c.
A historical overview outlines long running push for a sea level canal across Florida from the Gulf to the Atlantic. It notes Spanish era requests, Andrew Jacksons military rationale, World War II submarine threats, and 20th century studies. Government support grew under Roosevelt with WPA funding. estimated cost remains about 140 million more to complete.
The annual deficiency bill advocates Bishing Seasonby A. B. Charin for canal continuation and completion. The Florida Canal would offer a safe quick highway for commerce in peace and war, creating a secure route between the East and West.
Thirteen installment on a five month around the world voyage aboard the Marenia follows a diverse passenger group including Miss Mudge and Dick Charlton. Tensions arise as intimate revelations trigger jealousy, longing, and dangerous flirtations aboard the luxury liner.
A study of Luke 18 1 14 contrasts persistent widow and proud Pharisee with the humble tax collector. It urges constant prayer, faith, and penitent reliance on God for mercy and justification, noting Christ’s blessing on the humble seeker.
A meditation on enduring hardship in silence and suffering with faith. The quote from Fenelon links acceptable behavior before God to bearing disappointment and harsh words with resolve, suggesting inner strength over lengthy petitions.
A concise reflection on sanctifying daily tasks through religious mindedness. It notes no action is too small if done toward a noble purpose, attributed to G. Mac. The statement elevates ordinary labor to meaningful ends within a spiritual frame.
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