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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
2
Memorial Day meditation on memory and mortality cites stone scriptures, tombs, and flowers as reminders that the honored dead must not be forgotten. It echoes ancient and modern pronouncements on remembrance and urges a pledge to peace and purpose.
The piece emphasizes ancient and modern cooperation to empower individuals, arguing that farmer cooperatives aim to restore bargaining power, stabilize prices, and create durable markets, predicting cooperatives will shape American agriculture more than government relief, with a brief note on window and door screens from Tweedy Lumber Co.
The article honors Memorial Day as a solemn tribute to fallen servicemen, stressing national resolve and courage in facing future threats. It venerates founding fathers, patriotism, and the enduring spirit of the United States, insisting that national defense remains essential amid economic stress.
The Atlantic Monthly essay recounts Stonewall Jackson’s death eight days after a battle wound, noting his final orders and a Shakespearean sense of fate. Jackson’s death shocked the South, eroding confidence in anticipated victory and leaving a legacy of dramatic wartime leadership.
We pay respects on Memorial Day as we stand at graves and invoke the spirits of the dead while offering votive tokens in remembrance.
The passage honors those who offered the supreme sacrifice for national ideals. It speaks of a debt never paid and flowers laid on graves, their memory lingering like fragrance across time and eternity.
Mr and Mrs Chas Walker were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs D P Dunn. Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Gerald Stewart. Mr and Mrs Claude Sullivan and daughter Katherine of near Gywinville were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Lenard Sullivan and family. Miss Mary Ellen McCarty spent the weekend with her roommate Miss Mary Luter Robinson of Carrolton Kentucky.
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