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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
4
Governor Alf Landon cautions that massive borrowed spending creates only a temporary prosperity for taxpayers and their children, arguing the bill remains to be paid by future generations.
The article notes Alf Landon as Kansas governor with two terms and a limited as you go approach. It cites WPA spending, stating over 38 percent goes to administration, with only 600 of 972 dollars reaching workers and 372 for overhead. It mentions Landon’s drought era stock movement and aid programs for small farms.
American farmers killed pigs and brood sows under Roose velt administration orders. In 1935 foreign farmers shipped more than twelve and one half million pounds of pork into the American market.
Maris Trevor fears Rod O Rorke’s spending on an invention to finance their marriage. She favors present happiness over frugality and doubts her love. In the eighth installment Maris hurries to read Stan’s office note, meets Milly’s teased gossip, and senses a subtle shift in Stan’s attention while playful talk about romance continues.
Maris is summoned by Stanley Fayson who asks her to wear the bridal gown at an upcoming expo. His engagement is broken and he believes she can be the public face for his fabrics. Maris agrees, nervous but determined, as Miss Riggs and others react with curiosity. The chapter ends with her preparing to model in front of a hall full of spectators.
A devotional examines the conversion of Lydia and the rescue of a demon possessed damsel, contrasting Christian growth with persecution. It highlights Paul and Silas in prison, their midnight praise, the jailer’s awakening, and the question What must I do to be saved, answered by Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ.
The author extols the true greatness of a person who sustains the independence of solitude while among the crowd. He contrasts living by public opinion with living by inner judgment and urges steady sweetness in stance.
A saying attributed to Aristotle argues that surpassing one’s own desires is braver than defeating enemies, defining the supreme triumph as mastery over self rather than external foes.
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