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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
4
Miss Emma Overman and Mrs Mayme Overman depart Monday for a several weeks visit with relatives in Chicago Glen Ellyn and Sycamore Illinois.
The high school operetta The Toreador is under way and slated for an early November performance. Miss Mattie Clark spoke on library relations at the assembly. The Honor Roll as of Oct 7 lists seniors Lorel Nigh Evelyn Miller Louise Jessup Ruth A Henley Malcolm Small. juniors Ruth Rhodes Nellie Dawes. sophomores Clyde Henley Jr.. freshmen John Parker. eighth grade John Gray Sharlee Kyser. seventh grade Anna Wooten.
The piece traces the cat’s historical role from a mere pest controller to a symbol of mystery linked with witchcraft. It contrasts cats with dogs as man’s early animal companions and notes notable admirers among writers and philosophers, especially French figures like Montaigne Rousseau Loti and Moliere.
Thrift Magazine notes widespread rebuilding in progressive U S cities as key growth. Higher income housing leads, while demand for better homes grows for workers across obsolete tenement districts before national building slows.
Dr. John R. Marlin of Rochester New York calculates that a crying baby uses energy at twice the rate of sleep. Metabolism doubles during crying, and crying for 24 hours straight equals lifting the baby’s weight to the Washington Monument. Hygeia notes the growth rate matters and advises minimizing crying through proper nourishment.
A critique of pessimism noting that pessimists lack friends and welcome, while optimism yields better outcomes. It cites J Pierpont Morgan who said money is not made by losing faith in America and frames Morgan as an optimist with courage to act on belief.
In Pathfinder Magazine the distinction between fish and meat is traced to early church interpretation of Acts. Flesh distinctions arose from viewing abstention as flesh blood or marrow, excluding cold blooded animals like fish mollusks crabs turtles and frogs from the ban.
Hair grows from the roots while the hair shaft remains lifeless. The claim that singeing makes hair grow relies on sealing split ends that allow oil to escape. Barbers say singeing closes these splits to keep hair from splitting further.
Wayne Linscott and family relocate to Indianapolis while nearby residents relocate or return from New Castle. Schoolteacher changes include Miss Opal Terry at Weaver and Herbert Terry in Marion. Buses to run north and south soon. The California Comedy Dramatic Stock Co. performs at Auditorium Theatre Thursday to Saturday with 15 and 30 cent admission.
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