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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
2
The Carthage Citizen of Carthage Indiana announces standard newspaper branding and publication notes. Weekly issue cadence includes publisher Co G Hill and associate L R Linscott. The notice includes a Bible verse, Rom 12 15.
The Indiana Tuberculosis Association asks all counties to back the 1934 sale of Tuberculosis Christmas Seals to fund 1935 prevention and care efforts. The bulletin cites 1,863 deaths in 1933 and over 16,000 active cases, with 7,400 aged 15 to 40, urging continued education, sanatoria expansion, clinics, nutrition programs, and housing improvements to reduce the death rate. The seal costs $1.00 per hundred and supports statewide health initiatives.
Despite quail and rabbit hunting seasons drawing crowds, many anglers remain active along streams and lakes. Reports from game wardens note good catches and solid fishing, though turnout is light.
Dialogue shows Mrs. J resisting balance request by Mr. Jones, fearing a snoopy cashier will see her money, highlighting social prudence and privacy concerns in a domestic exchange.
A brief notice about corn pen lumber associated with R. T. Moore details a local business item or property listing. The readable fragments indicate a named person and a commodity tied to a small community notice. No clear event or outcome is stated.
A humorous Hawaii themed piece blends kingly bragging at Kalakaua’s poker table with recipes using pineapple. It offers three dishes: Shrimp and Pineapple Entree in tomato cups serves eight, Pineapple Bird Nests in coconut batter serves eight, and Pineapple and Cream Cheese Salad in gelatin molds serves six.
Postmasters nationwide will cash interest bearing coupons from Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation bonds with no charge. Individuals may present coupons in reasonable quantities at any post office to receive cash. Registered bonds are paid to the holder by the Treasury, while unregistered coupons are typically cashed at banks or by postmasters where banking access is limited.
General figures show farm mortgages in the United States estimated at nearly 9 billion dollars, compared with city mortgages around 36 billion dollars. The data highlights the relative scale of agricultural lending versus urban mortgage activity.
Lesson on using God given gifts including talents, time and ability. Servants entrusted with varying gifts must invest and account for them at Christ's return. The faithful are praised and promoted, while the idle servant suffers loss and judgment in outer darkness.
A concise quotation reflects that truth remains intact through winter frosts and summer heat, suggesting resilience of truth across seasons and time.
A reflection states that every man living in the state of grace is a perpetual miracle, attributed to Taylor. The remark emphasizes continuous spiritual wonder in faithful living.
Mrs Wiggs of story book fame is quoted on facing trouble with faith. The lines urge seeking strength in adversity rather than allowing hardship to sour character or happiness.
A faithful reminder that one does not abandon God after reaching peaks. The quote by Philip Brooks asserts that every life task requires divine guidance and support.
The article urges timely preparations for spring farming including seed selection and testing, seed corn gathering, and proper seed quality. It advises repairing implements, cleaning and oiling, feeding high producing dairy cows, and choosing clean tested clover seed to avoid high prices later. It highlights warm draft-proof hen houses, cooperative marketing for better prices, and keeping farm records to cut waste. It stresses a sound business approach for progressive operations.
Frederick Landis aged 62 and the sole Indiana Republican elected to Congress in the recent election died at 3:22 a.m. Thursday in Logansport after a three week illness from pneumonia and heart disease. He was brother to Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball commissioner, who was at the bedside. Doctors fought pneumonia with oxygen but heart weakness proved decisive while eleven Democratic representatives were reelected by comfortable margins.
Gins Landes defeated Congressman George R. Durgan by about 10 942 votes in Indiana's Second district. A special election will fill the vacancy caused by Landes death. Fred C. Gause says Governor McNutt will fix a date and district party committees will select nominees. Republicans fear losing their only Indiana seat despite past GOP strength.
H G Taylor says Western railroads will spend over 12 million dollars to air condition trains and attract summer travelers. About 1 200 cars of a 2 500 car program will receive cooling, including 700 Pullmans and 500 coaches.
Announcement urges readers to pick up the Sunday edition featuring a 20 page comic weekly. Highlights a new comic section with all favorite strips and adventures.
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