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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1933
Page
2
An elevated reflection on Indiana’s autumn sky as a temple of progress. The piece uses celestial imagery from the Milky Way to the Dipper to celebrate human achievement, art, and the enduring beauty of the land. It imagines a timeless, sacred landscape built without tools, destined to endure and be rebuilt after ruin.
A unidentified elderly woman about sixty five years old died after collapsing on a national road near Greenfield. She was found by Chester A Gates and taken to the county infirmary where authorities and Pasco's staff could not identify her after extensive public descriptions.
A fragment pays tribute to the season with lines on goldenrod and the name Autum or God. The prose evokes rural landscapes and the changing light of fall.
The piece urges using sunshine as a cost effective substitute for cod liver oil for poultry, trimming orchard plans, and timing hog breeding to November for March litters. It warns on rots, pests, and disease, emphasizing proper bedding and veterinary guidance during cold and flu season.
September 1933 auto sales show growth across Indiana with 5 489 new passenger cars sold the strongest September in five years Rush County up from 27 August to 43 September. The state saw a 43 percent rise from August and 143 percent rise over September 1932 signaling a steady postwar recovery.
The Nile hosts nearly 300 catfish species and related carp. Some catfish reach six feet with long dorsal fins, while others, like the electric catfish, deliver shocks. The tiger fish is a voracious predator with strong jaws and can bite through heavy wire or fishhooks.
The article surveys greetings across cultures noting common phrases like Hello and How do you do. It contrasts American English and British salutations with Turkish Persian French Dutch Swedish and Spanish styles. It observes bowing as a universal mark of respect used worldwide.
The highway over the continental divide between Estes Park and Grand Lake lies about 11 000 feet above timberline and spans nearly 10 miles. Trail Ridge Road offers open exposure to blizzards yet features a wide grade, making travel feel safe even in storms and presenting a scenic marvel crossing the Atlantic Pacific watershed.
Pathfinder Magazine recounts Babylon in antiquity from its 2000 B C founding after the Euphrates shifted, through destruction by Sennacherib, to Nebuchadnezzar and Nabopolassar rebuilding the city. It notes Xerxes razing walls and later sacrifice practices continuing a century more.
The passage describes Indian cents minted 1858 to 1909 with rare nickel or aluminum examples, the Lincoln cent first issued in 1909 with Brenner initials briefly on some 1909 reverses, and mint marks S or D on many Lincoln cents. It notes the 1922 cent as the rarest modern issue with about 90,000+ coins produced and typically commanding a small premium.
A pet fancier condemns crow tongue splitting as cruel and unnecessary. He says crows can be trained to talk similarly to parrots, though they are less apt pupils and require much time and patience.
The cucumber tree is the hardiest Magnolia native to eastern North America. It grows from western New York to Illinois, Georgia and Arkansas in rich moist woods with abundant sunlight. Leaves are large simple shapes, flowers bell shaped and greenish yellow, fruit red cucumber like with scarlet seeds.
The article lists Balkan states including Jaro slavia Albania Greece Bulgaria and Romania. It notes Austria and Hungary became republics in 1918 and describes Czechoslovakia forming as a republic on October 28 1918 with Bohemia Moravia Slovakia Silesia and Ruthenia as parts.
A nostalgic reminiscence catalogs Carthage’s past sites and happenings from paved streets and gaslight arches to Beher’s garage livery stable and the old slaughter house. It questions who owned the first automobile, the location of the old pond, and why Water Works remained absent while local history flashes by.
Clarence A. Jackson announces a statewide opening of investigations into gross income tax returns. Larger taxpayers will be targeted first with audits aimed at record accuracy and compliance, while penalties depend on proper records and truthful returns.
Mr and Mrs Charlies Rhodes and daughter Virginia Ruth of near Henderson were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Butler on Sunday. Mrs Verna S Hill hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Franklin E White and Miss Ida Jessup of Charlottesville.
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