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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
4
The National Better Business Bureau says recipients need not return or pay for unordered merchandise. If not used, the item may be kept ready for return and storage may be claimed if the sender’s rep calls. Paying for or returning unordered goods encourages the practice to continue.
More than 13,000,000 people fish or hunt and spend billions yearly. The piece argues for a nationwide study of lakes and streams to curb pollution. It calls for federal prosecutions in every state where evidence shows wilful water pollution harming game fish and public food supply.
A perspective argues the US highway system has many deaths and injuries. It calls for elevated urban motor roads with grade separations and rural protections, stating speed limits are insufficient and fuel and license fees should fund true motor roads rather than other uses.
A Chicago weather man predicts another brutal winter, despite experts doubting a second such cold season in a row. Forecasters generally avoid long range certainty, while the public hopes history does not repeat last year’s chill and hardship.
Scientists studied 100 people over seven months and found 64 percent in good condition had no colds while 80 percent in poor health caught one to four. The study supports the idea that physical fitness boosts resistance to colds and disease.
Maris Trevor flees a suspicious ride after a planned kidnapping. She seeks help at a farmhouse where farm family and local police uncover a plot tied to a silk heist. Maris’s courage helps authorities trap the criminals and avert further harm.
The lesson reflects Paul’s final journey to Jerusalem, his fearless pursuit of God’s will amid danger, and his deep burden for Israel. It contrasts rash zeal with true sacrifice, urging steadfast faith, courage in trials, and compassion for the unsaved as central to Christ’s followers.
A mother's love is the golden link binding youth to age and remains the best friend God gives us. Time may furrow a cheek or silver a brow, yet fond devotion and gentle chidings endure.
The saying praises dedication to labor, claiming those who work love it and see work as more rewarding than play, a creed for committed laborers.
A concise snippet notes Sir Humphrey Davy on life being built from small acts of kindness and daily duties rather than grand sacrifices. It emphasizes habitual good deeds, smiling, and kind words shaping the heart.
A editorial note asserts prejudices have limited life and should be buried quietly. It urges restraint and dignity at their funerals, warning against unduly emotional displays.
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