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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1936
Page
4
The piece argues that government entry into private sectors threatens insurance investments, securities holders, and tax-funded losses. It warns that 40 million insured Americans and 9 million security holders rely on private markets, and that government ventures burden taxpayers and may erode business livelihood for 4 million owners and 10 million retail workers.
An Austrian immigrant explains liberty as the chance to work, save, and shape a future. He contrasts life under bureaucrats and government with personal independence, saying freedom equals the ability to breathe, be a man, and control one’s own path.
The Portland Oregonian criticizes the blackball practice as a universal tool of control. It cites Germany Russia and Italy as examples of state backed or coerced worker silencing, contrasting with American civil liberties and lawful dispute resolution through public opinion and law.
Maris Trevor feels torn between love for Rod O Rorke and his costly invention plan. After a panic and a hospital like recovery Maris learns Stan Fayson’s criminal ties and plans to marry him vanish. Patsy helps her see true character and the value of honesty over glamor.
Maris faces crisis as front page scandal and Stan’s alleged crookedness threaten her standing. Pat Dawson advises resignation from Fayson's while Maris contemplates returning to city life, shaken but hopeful for future opportunities despite lost good position.
Lesson outlines Paul’s appeal to Caesar and his life as a prisoner preacher in Rome. It notes his faithfulness over fear, the reaction of listeners, and the core message of justification by faith through Christ for a lost world.
A compact devotional note urges counting mercies to foster gratitude and joy. It contrasts gloom and gladness, encouraging focus on blessings, citing biblical phrases about blessing the Lord and not forgetting benefits.
A reflection stressing that a truly Christian life proves Christianity more than lectures. It emphasizes developing Christian character as more important than displaying evidences. The quote attributes the thought to J. M. Gibson.
A quotation on the enduring influence of the human spirit likened to a flower shedding fragrance in the air, attributed to T. Starr King.
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