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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
5
A Thanksgiving reflection notes two American holidays Independence Day and Thanksgiving Day and urges celebration of spiritual liberty beyond wealth. It cites Woodrow Wilson on liberty as a spiritual concept and calls Americans to renew commitment to conscience and religious freedom as the nation prospers.
The corn husking tradition has revived across communities with county-wide contests and hundreds of participants. Older residents recall the old-time sport as clean and engaging, aided by autos expanding reach, and foresee a national husking contest as a future annual event.
The October travel boom on American railways follows fare reductions. Reports indicate a prosperous period for the industry as U S railroads emerge from a strong season and anticipate heavier traffic in 1937. Cheering news links rail prosperity to broader economic activity and fair rates.
A brain fever like illness has killed about 30 000 American horses since 1930 and the auto era worsens the shortage. It spreads via mosquitoes and possibly horse flies with no known cure, while veterinarians work constantly to find effective remedies as reports from the National Grange detail the impact on equine populations.
Maris receives a surprise visit from Rod O Rourke, the man she loves but who has pursued money for an invention. With Patsy and Jimmy away on their wedding trip, Maris contemplates happiness, independence, and whether Rod still cares as she prepares caramels in the kitchen.
In a quiet sewing room Maris and Rod confess long hidden feelings. Rod admits he cannot forget her and asks if she could love him. She declares she has always loved him with her whole heart, then they kiss and plan their wedding as the story ends.
Virgil M. Simmons announces growing number of archers using bow and arrow areas at Pokagon? state park and Brown County state game preserve. Archers must register before hunting and report game at day’s end. Indiana hosts many archery enthusiasts enjoying this form of sport under the same regulations as other hunters.
A sermon on Philemon 4 20 centers on Paul sending Onesimus back to Philemon as a brother in the Lord. It emphasizes four themes appreciation consideration brotherhood and partnership and notes the imputed righteousness of Christ as the basis of welcome and reconciliation.
A quotation extols a mother's love as boundless and steadfast, describing its power and beauty as unwavering, radiant, and transcendent even in hardship and fortune's waste. The sentiment casts mothers as heroic figures shaping endurance and hope.
A short quotation urges binding spare hours to a definite purpose to maximize achievement. It emphasizes converting idle time into productive energy and discipline through purposeful use of time. The author, W. A. Taylor, frames time as an erg to be gathered and directed.
A short excerpt praises humble acts done out of pure motive as more valued by God than grand deeds done for show or self interest. The quotation attributes this view to Gunn and contrasts hidden virtue with public display.
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