Early Morning Raggedy Ann Breakfast Plan
A breezy breakfast guide promotes pre prepared fruit dishes for four. Rag gery-Ann joins Mary Jane for a morning menu featuring Orange and Cherry Shells with canned cherries, milk and coffee.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1934
Page
2
A breezy breakfast guide promotes pre prepared fruit dishes for four. Rag gery-Ann joins Mary Jane for a morning menu featuring Orange and Cherry Shells with canned cherries, milk and coffee.
The piece argues taxes are embedded in everyday purchases and lift the cost of living. It estimates a $240 indirect tax impact on a $2,080 annual family income, claiming nearly 20 percent of earnings go to government and urging retrenchment in tax levies. It asserts taxes touch all income groups and no one escapes.
Repeal of prohibition has raised drunken driving reports from police bureaus and safety bodies. Moderate alcohol impairs driver reaction, attention, and judgment, increasing danger on the road. Wets should lead in discouraging drunken driving and stricter laws should be enforced.
An article by Royal F. Munger in the Chicago Daily News explains that a $2 080 annual income may still bear about $480 in taxes yearly. About $120 of this comes via rent, passed to tenants, and $96 is embedded in food costs as farm and processing expenses.
Indiana parks report a ten month attendance of 622,784 breaking all prior twelve month totals. Commissioner Virgil M. Simmons cites CCC improvements and better facilities plus state newspaper cooperation as key factors driving popular interest and future gains.
The Chicago Herald and Examiner announce a new 20 page comic section beginning with the November 18 issue. The expansion aims to entertain every man, woman and child with a broader comic lineup.
Biblical lesson outlines the church's role as a salt and light in the world and a united body. It contrasts Christ as King and Head with the early church as a praying, fellowshiping, evangelizing community that shared goods and grew daily through divine grace.
The passage contrasts views of God as terrible and awe inspiring with views of God as gentle merciful and approachable. It cites Jacob's exclamation and frames God as both fearsome judge and caring father in religious contemplation.
Quote attributed to John Bunyan reflecting on faith during adversity and the idea that the strongest Christians emerge in difficult periods.
Practical advice urges fall cleanup of garden debris to reduce insect habitats and diseases and to improve soil. It promotes fall plowing, careful seed corn selection, and dry, mold-free seed storage, plus keeping dairy herd and egg records to guide future planning and profits.
The article warns that delaying mold development harms birds, and notes a paltry house will be uncomfortable for birds in severe weather and egg production will drop. It recommends fall plowing in zones previously infested by chinch bugs to mitigate damage.
DOJ men report 74 convictions since July 1933 when kidnapping became a federal offense. Twenty two major abductions or attempts occurred, with two death penalties and sentences from life to a few years. One case, June Robles, ended in a risky rescue in an Arizona desert pit.
A daughter asks her mother for sugar eggs and flour to bake sponge cake again while the mother quips about being used for sponging. The exchange hints at domestic routines and playful kitchen banter in a family scene.
A simple cheesecloth treated with kerosene and hung to dry is promoted as a low cost alternative to premium dust cloths. The method suggests quick, practical cleaning results using ordinary materials.
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