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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
2
Carthage Indiana publisher A Norris notes the Serna entry as second class matter dated May 25 1907 at the Carthage post office under Congress of March 3 1879.
Bayard Baker extols mothers as a divine force guiding humanity. He recalls biblical and historical scenes from Moses' mother to Mary and Nazareth, linking maternal love to immortality, sacrifice, and universal reverence across ages and wars.
A churchman warns that prohibition cannot be legally or morally enforced in the United States. He cites repeated church failures to regulate behavior and notes growing temperance support while politicians avoid taking a stand. He argues prohibition harms church state relations and predicts its defeat in Indiana politics.
Noble C Trueblood of Jamestown Ohio reflects aloud that church authority has outlived its era and must be accepted as a harsh truth, hinting at reform or change in the faith community.
Indiana Roof announces Connie and His Orchestra will perform a one night show on May 21 with the Rhythm Boys featured. Gala Speedway Ball planned for May 29 promises a top dance event of the 1932 33 season with a likely famous orchestra. Regular dancing nights continue on weekends and midweek.
James E. Watson of Rushville was admitted to practice before the United States district court for northern Indiana. Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick sentenced him to life hard labor at the bar of justice during the dedication of the district court room in the Federal Building.
An automobile driven by Alice Weist of Richmond collided with a truck driven by Chester Saxon of Rushville near the east entrance of the covered bridge east of Rushville Monday morning about 8 o clock. The impact hurled the cars against a south side fence, which was smashed but likely prevented both vehicles from tumbling into the river embankment.
Tyre flourished as Phoenicia’s premier city in the tenth century B C with famed scenery and dyed woolens driving trade to distant lands. It remained influential until the sixteenth century A D when sea routes shifted commerce. The city endured numerous conflicts from Egyptian hordes to Crusaders. today Sur marks its ruins.
The postal system in Italy began under Piedmont with communes handling letters and fees until 1561. Emmanuel Filibert, Duke of Savoy, then farmed posts to a post master general. In 1697 Victor Amadeus II redirected post proceeds to royal revenue, and from 1710 the post office was state administered.
Mechanical devices assess maturity in canned corn and fruit plums apples and pears while a colori meter gauges honey color. The Agriculture Department notes flavor and color are hard to measure but predicts mechanical methods will replace judgment based evaluation. Mrs Myrtle Carfield and Miss Alta Carfield visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Sluyter in Hammond.
A historical overview notes that plates were rare in early England with bread used as meat receptacles and sycamore bowls serving as dishes. Forks arrived from Italy in 1601, later spreading to the wealthy who carried personal forks, while carvers cut meat into four parts. Early knives had pointed tips until Richelieu ordered rounded ends after an incident at Segnier’s table.
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