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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
3
The executor of Mary E. Miller's estate files the final accounting in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. Interested heirs and claimants must appear October 6 1933 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims to the estate. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Samuel L Trabue attorney.
Indiana Governor McNutt appeals for prompt payment of the October gross income tax from residents with receipts over 250 dollars for July August and September. Money collected funds schools, with returns due January 1 1934. Director Clarence A. Jackson leads a statewide drive urging cooperative employer help and widespread payment facilities.
Ohio and Virginia host the most presidential final resting places with five each. Notable burials include Adamses in Quincy, Jefferson and Madison in Virginia, Van Buren in Kinderhook, Harrison in North Bend, Lincoln in Springfield, Grant in New York City, Taft in Arlington, and Wilson in Washington.
Notarized ownership listing for The Carthage Citizen declares publisher C A Norris and owner C G Hill reside in Carthage Indiana. It notes bondholders and security holders above 1 percent and records a 1933 swearing before Notary Fred Brooks with commission details. Also brief social note: Miss Sharlee Kyser visited Newcastle family.
A historical list celebrates American invention from the patent office opening in 1791 to 1903. It notes the cotton gin, steam boat, telegraph, reaper, revolver, typewriter, light bulbs, telephone, motion pictures, and other milestones with inventor names and years.
The dragon fly cannot sew ears nor sting, despite popular belief. It lacks a stinger and poses no danger to humans. It feeds on insects, uses strong jaws to catch prey, and its life cycle includes aquatic larvae that mature on shorelines.
The article explains that English pluralization of octopus is debated, noting octopods as a possible form from octopod, while octopoda designates a zoological suborder. It contrasts with Latin plural data and indices and Greek plural phenomena, illustrating how foreign roots affect spelling.
Scientists link modern chain letters to ancient Assyria where prayers were inscribed on bricks and scattered to bring prosperity. Missing one claim was thought to cause misfortune, a superstition that underpins the practice. In the United States its distribution is illegal.
The gold standard is a government agreement backing each monetary unit with fixed gold amounts or promises. It ensures confidence, serves as a warning against abuse, and enables settling balances across regions and nations.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Clarendon Volunteer Fire Department supports the local fire unit after a Chronicle plea for better equipment. They visited the station and urged residents to examine and fund a modern, well equipped department as a public works, self liquidating project with federal financing options.
A health column urges parents to prioritize early medical care and healthy habits for children. It notes teeth begin forming before birth, stresses regular sleep, meals, fresh air, and sunshine, and emphasizes a mother's health as foundational for a healthy baby.
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