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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
4
The Carthage Citizen published weekly in Carthage Indiana lists subscription rates of 1.50 per year 2.00 for Canada six months 90c and three months 50c. The paper is entered at the Carthage post office as second class mail matter.
The piece argues winter unemployment causes idle masses and reliance on public aid. It notes seasonal work fluctuates with seasons, criticizes government borrowing for relief, and urges finding organized winter employment to utilize idle energy and curb social ills. The author calls on national leaders to devise better methods.
Secretary of War Dern, in Honolulu, argues treaties hold no value unless backed by force. He says nations cannot be penalized like individuals when breaking promises, and the League of Nations has failed to enforce compliance. He urges strengthening the Army and Navy to protect American interests.
The piece reflects on a proverb about selling jewels as long as men love women. It notes the National Retail Jewelers Association gathering in New York and sees revival of the jewelry trade as hopeful. It cites diamonds and rubies shaping love and family life and mentions gifts easing wives’ grievances.
The Jackson Daily News urges letters to be signed with real names. It argues signed correspondence carries more weight and accountability. Anonymous signatures or pseudonyms undermine editorials and public discourse, while proper attribution helps readers assess opinions.
The text argues against removing In God We Trust from coins, contending the motto embodies doing right and fair dealing. It asserts a new age is not better if the nation lacks the moral foundation the motto represents, and questions the efficacy of a sloganless currency.
A cautious drive is urged after a fatal auto crash warning. The piece contrasts highway danger with the restraint needed on blind curves. It then notes a 1930 Illinois madhouse patient who earned 75000 by stock speculation, arguing others should have freedom.
A lesson on Ezekiel 33 7 16 emphasizes personal accountability to God. It frames Ezekiel as a watchman delivering God’s message and warning of judgment while offering hope through repentance and divine grace.
The quote reflects Pythagoras on friendship as fellow travelers and guides toward a happier life. It emphasizes mutual aid and shared purpose among companions along the journey.
A brief quotation underscores the enduring power of a mother’s love as essential and surpassing all human deeds words and thoughts, highlighting maternal affection as supreme.
A concise quote notes that force-backed power tends to tremble under its own weight, attributed to Lajos Kossuth. The remark reflects on the instability of coercive authority and the fragility of strength grounded solely in force.
Mrs R C Hill remains at bedside of her mother Mrs Mary Ann Haywood near Henderson after a fall downstairs last Thursday. She sustains serious injuries and remains in critical condition. Mrs Grace H Porter visits Indianapolis this week with Mr and Mrs Gurney Nixon as the W L C group enjoyed a meeting at Mrs Sallie G Stager's home last Monday afternoon. The program titled Early Recollections featured The Old National Road by Mrs Eunice S Phelps Ripley Township Pikes by Mrs Lizzie P Hill and The Old Mills of Rush County by Mary Z Hubbard. Circle adjourns to meet in two weeks with Mrs Mary M Gause.
Miss Grace Webb daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennett Webb marries Charles VanSyo of near Gwynneville in a nine o clock Wednesday ceremony in Louisville Kentucky Reverend Turner Baptist church pastor officiates. Ladies Aid Fletcher M E church to hold market Saturday at Grace Bousts millinery. J F Tweedy builds large county barn for John Leisure 64 by 42 feet cement floors gambrel roof 125 tons hay. H O Pitts rural mail carrier Route 23 switches from bicycle to motorcycle last week aims for airplane next.
Ten years ago Al McDaniel purchased the Parish Bros. pool room and lunch business on West Mill Street. He will be assisted later by his son Raymon from the Big Four station. Jasper Parish town marshal suffered a paralysis stroke at his mother's home, affecting speech and facial muscles.
Col Albanus Phillips argues advertising serves vital functions beyond sales. Newspapers shape consumer awareness, trust, and repeated demand while upholding standards of integrity and excellence. He warns advertising can exploit readers unless it embodies a code of honor guiding advertisers and products.
On a Nebraska road trip Hal and Barry share a wordless moment of growing love as they approach the state capitol. Kerrigan and Kerrigan banter lightens the mood while Barry admits her feelings amid tension and a future promise to reveal more tonight. The scene shifts to Grand Island and the Platte River as the journey continues.
Barry and Hal travel with Crack and Kerrigan, noting fording tracks and a dead bird as tension grows. Barry defends Crack’s sighting of the dead kid, while Hal fears hidden threats. The group passes marshes, a stocky farmer, and weary travelers reaching North Platte with plans for Ogallala at night.
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