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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1934
Page
3
More than 12,000,000 acres of forest land in the country have returned to public ownership through tax delinquency in recent years, reflecting a shift in land control and potential impact on timber rights and conservation.
The bulk of carpet wool comes from Thibet China Egypt Argentina Iceland and Scotland. Imported wool is essential for pile surface weaving and high quality fabrics. Worsted yarns weave Brussels tapestries and Wilton velvets, while cotton yarns serve warp and filling.
Lesson outlines false prayer focusing on public visibility and vain repetitions. It contrasts true secret prayer with communal worship, then presents the Model Prayer and its three facets: right relationship, right attitude, and right spirit. It concludes with Paul's prayer for the Ephesian believers for inner strength, Christ dwelling, rooted love, and the overflow of divine love.
The passage contrasts living for personal gain or pleasure with living for Christ. It emphasizes that a person’s identity and character are defined by what they live for, citing St. Paul’s declaration that to live is Christ.
A succinct reflection on inner trouble versus outward disturbance. The philosopher asserts peace comes from within and shaping one’s own opinions rather than external events.
Hoosier farming stresses on farm-specific improvement and planned marketing. Emphasis on selecting productive breeding ewes, clean fertilizer boxes, ready repairs, and timely feeding to withstand shortages. The silo gains favor as a roughage saver during drought and seed corn is valued from standing stalks after frosts.
A former autocrat of dress, once a fashion king, now subsists on a fifty cent daily allowance as described in the American Weekly distributed with the Chicago Herald and Examiner on Sundays.
Fossil remains show Baluchiterium stood about 13 feet high at the shoulders and 24 feet long with a prehensile upper lip able to reach 22 feet. Discoveries in Baluchistan from 1911 to 1925 include a neck vertebra, foot bones, skull and four legs. It lived in Asia during the oligocene period.
The Buffalo nickel features an idealized Indian head not representing a single person. The design by James Earl Fraser, first issued in 1913, blends several models into a composite portrait. Indians cited as the “chief” on the coin have gained publicity in various regions.
Amber was first introduced about 700 years before Christ by idol worshipers who burned amber dust as incense in temples. Genuine amber is found only in the Baltic states along the Baltic Sea. Chinese amber, or bur mite, is a fossil resin and inferior to the Baltic product.
Memorial arches or p ai lous rise up to 50 feet in wood sandstone or marble. Erected over streets or roads these memorial gateways honor widows who have not remarried and reflect communal esteem, sometimes placed close together in dense areas.
The lemon was known to ancient Greeks and Romans and likely introduced by Arabs into Spain. By 1494 the fruit was grown in the Azores and shipped to England. It is a citron variety developed through careful selection and cultivation.
The Ayers 1934 directory tallies 1 902 daily 10 543 weekly 342 semi weekly and 40 tri weekly newspapers in 48 states and DC excluding magazines journals and other periodicals.
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