Mounting Joy Verse Proclaimed in S text
A biblical excerpt from Isaiah 55 12 speaks of joy and peace guiding people as mountains and hills sing and trees clap their hands, conveying a message of triumphant renewal.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
2
A biblical excerpt from Isaiah 55 12 speaks of joy and peace guiding people as mountains and hills sing and trees clap their hands, conveying a message of triumphant renewal.
The article urges building economic protection for dependents through safe savings plans. It cautions that many once wealthy men face poverty in old age and favors life insurance and prudent investment over risky ventures. It emphasizes steady plans, even with small contributions, to secure retirement.
The article reflects on America's youth compared with older powers, praising the nation's founding patriots and the guiding principles of freedom equality and property rights. It warns that temporary troubles must not erode permanent blessings and urges all Americans to protect press thought religion and personal freedom as essential to the nation’s future. It questions whether the Constitution and Declaration will remain living guides or become dead letters.
The piece warns that dollars earned with comparative ease will come hard after peak productivity. It urges readers to think ahead and prepare for the years ahead.
The piece contrasts political tax cuts with genuine reductions achieved by trimming waste and duplications. It argues real cuts come from retrenchment and letting private industry use freed funds for jobs and growth, urging government to cut spending to revive the economy and aid workers.
In a volatile price period, update calculations regularly. Low cutting of corn yields about 500 pounds more silage per acre, achievable with a low cutting attachment on the binder or a sled cutter. Tankage and roasted soybeans provide similar protein boosts for rapid cattle gains.
Purdue trials show hogs gain best with protein supplements while raw soybeans cut costs. Advice covers pullet housing, coop buying, record keeping, marketing, and balancing farm profits. Emphasizes efficiency, planning, and careful production for national food supply.
Distribution of large and small mouth bass from the Avoca state hatchery started this week for rivers and streams in southern Indiana. The three ponds supplying the fish are in operation this year with no total available yet. The program covers all applications on file before August 1, and no new requests are being accepted for fish deliveries this year. Several applications have been filed for 1935 deliveries from state hatcheries.
Mrs Mathew Kenny of Toronto announces her bid in the five hundred thousand dollar maternity sweepstakes started by Charles Vance Millar. Medical authorities anticipate she will bear twins next month as she drives toward the ten year contest from October 1926 to October 1936.
The Indian Farm Bureau will hold its annual convention in Indianapolis from November 19 to 21 with thousands expected to attend. Previous turnout neared 3,500. an extra day is added this year to give each department more time for business. Nationally prominent speakers will address each session.
The Indiana State Highway Commission announced that September contracts exceed $600 000 with sixteen projects across sixteen counties. Eight bridge contracts, eight highway works, total $614 781.50 financed by state and National Recovery funds. Counties include Lake Dearborn Crawford Spencer Scott Benton Whitley Johnson Allen Newton Wayne Randolph Jasper Pulaski Clark Boone.
The forest giants identified as Great Gums or Peppermint Gums in Australia are noted as the tallest trees on Earth, drawing scientific and cultural interest from researchers and local communities.
A playful exchange between a little girl and her aunt unfolds as the child notes something without legs running across the bathroom floor. The aunt quizzes the idea, and the girl identifies the culprit as water, sparking a gentle domestic moment.
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