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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1936

Page

7

One Thing Between Us and Peace A Woman’s Observations

Kathleen Norris reflects on how people carry a single nagging worry through life from youth to old age. The piece catalogs examples from Lucy, Janet, and Mary and notes the universal need to bear imperfect circumstances with grace, while sharing a motto about faith and resilience.

Kathleen Norrist Lucy Morrison Harry Morrison Lucie Janet Tom Paris Nancy Mary Jacky Nils Tarzan Mowgli Georgiana Lewis Mama Ella Grandpa California Mountains Bell Syndicate WNN Service

Farm records aid efficiency and garlic control in winter

A farm note urges keeping complete records of farm business and dairy feed to maximize returns. It advises avoiding garlic infested fields when sowing wheat in fall, plowing infested fields in January or February, and sowing to a spring crop to eradi cate garlic. It also mentions observing the fly free date in fall and drying onions before storage.

Longest Single Railroad The Trans Siberian Line

The Trans Siberian railway extends about 4500 miles across Asia. It was first planned in 1850 and approved for start in 1891 by Count Witte. The Siberian section was completed by 1898.

Trans-Siberian Railway Count Witte Siberian

Painter of Kings Baron Gerard Named Court Painter

French artist Baron Francois Pascal Gerard earned the nickname painter of kings as top leaders sat for portraits. He was appointed court painter to Louis XVIII and granted the rank of baron.

Francois Pascal Gerard Louis XVIII

Livestock Handling Touted to Boost Farmer Income

Stock buyers suggest humane handling of livestock en route to market could add millions to farmers' incomes. They advocate cautious practices to prevent bruising and improve overall animal welfare during transport.

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