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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
4
The weekly Carthage Indiana newspaper announces subscription prices including 1 year for 1.50, six months 90 cents, and three months 50 cents, with Canada rate 2.00, and notes post office mailing as second class matter.
The piece argues the president’s ban on exporting war materials to belligerents will be broadly approved. It warns U S citizens traveling on belligerent ships do so at their own risk and laments the failure of League of Nations style defenses to prevent war. It stresses causes of conflict and urges fairness among nations.
The Administrator of the Estate of Ora D Henley announces a private sale of the northeast quarter of Section 25, Township 15 North Range 8 East, and adjacent tracts in Rush County Indiana plus Lot 40 in John Clark's Addition Carthage. Sale at Morris Morris Rushville on November 9 1935 with terms one third cash and two thirds financed over 12 months.
A sermon summary recounts Belshazzar’s impious feast, the appearance of the writing on the wall, and Daniel’s interpretation. It links the event to the end of Nebuchadnezzar’s line, warns against luxury and sacrilege, and urges readiness for divine judgment.
Hal Treland son of a wealthy banker joins a cross country auto trip from New York to San Francisco with five companions. He grows close to Barry Trafford and Kerrigan while distrustful of Martin Crack. A driver Miller tries to steal their fares. Hal foils him and develops strong feelings for Barry who insists she must not love him.
The quotation cautions that pity should be administered with delicacy and care, as enemies may weaponize the same sentiment as poison. It frames pity as a tool needing measured use to avoid harm or manipulation.
A Meander note highlights how country living teaches virtue and a love of independence. It describes rustic routines, self reliance, and the steady moral tone of rural life as a formative influence.
The line elevates humility as the foremost moral quality and its foundational role in character. It frames humility as a guiding virtue shaping conduct and thought across life.
Hal urges Barry to listen as he plans a private talk by the river with promises of silence. Sister Anastasia appears in the cabin doorway as fear and desperation rise, and Kerrigan bets on venturing into town for a possible lead.
Hal and Kerrigan depart for a walk that becomes a tense excursion into longing and fear. Hal faces Barry’s hesitation as he weighs love against obstacles while Kerrigan exudes calm certainty. They seek Pete’s location to uncover who oversees their perilous entanglements.
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