Carthage Citizen Subscription Rates Noted
The Carthage Citizen, a weekly Carthage Indiana newspaper, outlines annual and short-term subscription prices in its notice. Rates include 1.50 per year, 2.00 for Canada, six months at 90c, and three months for 50c while the paper remains entered as second class mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Indiana
Canada
As a man thinks a nation thinks and acts
An editorial urging careful personal and collective thinking to drive reform. It contrasts mass thinking with strong individual conviction and calls for shifts from militarism to arbitration, focusing on humanitarian goals, ending crime, aiding the unemployed, hungry, and illiterate, and upholding moral courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mami
Muskegon Heights
Mich
Why Youth Leaves Home
An examination of why youths, especially girls and boys, leave home to seek work or visit relatives. The piece argues wanderers burden their families with worry, face scarce opportunities, and should seek shelter at home over risky, demoralizing travels.
Football Heroes and Modern Life Reflections
This digest surveys football heroes adjusting to ordinary work life, New York City marketing the city to visitors, UVA researchers probing why babies smile, dancing masters lamenting manners, and a wry note on marriage and time. It reflects cultural observations with a stream of witty vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
Notice of Executor Sale of Maud Holloway Property
Executor of Maud F. Holloway’s last will announces sale of her real estate in Rush County Indiana by private sale beginning October 12 1935 at 10:00 AM. Property is The South Half of The South Half of the West Half of Section 24 Township 15 North Range 8 East containing 20 acres in Ripley Township. Sale subject to Henry Circuit Court approval and sale terms: at least one third cash, balance in two notes at 6 percent interest secured by first mortgage.
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Maud F. Holloway
Henry
Henry County
Indiana
Newby & Newby
Citizens National Bank
Knightstown
Ripley Township
Rush County
Carthage
Henry Circuit Court
Hold Your Sides in a Cross-Country Auto Ride
Richard Hoffmann presents Hal Treland, son of a wealthy banker, who travels from New York to San Francisco with a six person share-expense auto party. He clashes with Crack and Barry Trafford as Kerrigan befriends him while Miller abandons the trip. Detroit stop brings a new car and a mistaken room assignment adds to tension.
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Hal Treland
San Francisco
New York
Hal
Barry Trafford
Giles Kerrigan
Anastasia
Martin Crack
Barry
Kerrigan
Miller
Crack
Detroit
Silent room awakens Hal to a charged embrace
Hal confronts a tense night of longing with Barry as their charged farewell lingers in the dawn. Barry denies love while Hal wrestles with desire and restraint, then steps into morning duty, leaving a wake of unresolved attraction behind.
The Servant and the Suffering Messiah in Isaiah
Lesson outlines Isaiah 63 1 12 and 53 detailing the Servant of Jehovah the coming Messiah. It traces his wisdom exaltation marred appearance rejection vicarious suffering crucifixion and ultimate victory and links fulfillment to John 19 17 37.
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Isaiah
Jehovah
Immanuel
Joseph
Christ
John
Jesus of Nazareth
Golgotha
Notice of Final Settlement of Minnie W. Adkins Estate
The Administrator of the Estate of Minnie W. Adkins files his account for final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. Heirs and others interested must appear October 19 1935 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims to any part of the estate. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Howard E Henley Administrator De Bonis Non Johnson Tacoma Attorneys.
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Minnie W. Adkins
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Dale Fisher
Howard E. Henley
de Bonis Non
Johnson & Tacoma
Thought vs impulse shapes the world in quiet rule
The piece argues that thoughts govern over impulses and passions, which burn briefly but mind persists, guiding action as energy of emotion fades. It emphasizes the enduring power of disciplined thinking to steer choices beyond momentary desires.
Ministry of Personal Influence Quotation
A reflective quote attributed to Huck Miller notes that influence is a wonderful, unseen power shaping others as people interact unconsciously. It emphasizes the subtle, pervasive effect of personal presence and demeanor.
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Huck Miller
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