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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1933

Page

3

Notice of Estate of A Jordon in Rush County Court

Notice is given that the executor of the estate of A Jordon deceased has filed a final account for settlement in Rush Circuit Court, Rushville Indiana. Heirs and interested parties must appear on November 13 1933 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or ownership in the estate. Henry Jessup administrator. Attest Dollie Wisher clerk. Mary and Bohanom attorney.

Cncsy A. Jordon Rusville Indiana

Real Batteries Highlighted at Beher's Garage

Beher's Garage promotes Will ard Battery options with a push to renew subscriptions now, emphasizing reliability and ongoing service for customers.

Willard Beher

Jail Fugitive Recaptured Near Rushville After Escape

Robber suspect Graves was captured at Fairland Indiana after escaping Rushville jail. He surrendered at Will Moore's home with sheriff and police chief present. Graves claimed blades used to cut jail bars were found in a tiny crevice and said he found them in the jail. Authorities believe he acted alone though he knew of the blades’ location. He described his long walk from Rushville to Fairland and wore overalls over his clothing at arrest.

Clancey Graves Rushville Fairland Ind Graves Will Moore Pakrland Meade Polies Lew Crul Bkethyuille Efiern Thurston Shelby County Crull Moore Drvelling Compton Walrland Othecrs Gwynnville Fairlang Shelbyville Sherif

Flour supply exhausted in Pushville distribution

Rush county manager Jesse Bailey reports about 12 060 sacks of Red Cross flour issued under direction of Pushville Republican distribution. At one time as many as 852 families were served in the county. No new government surplus plans have been announced to Mr Bailey yet.

Pushville Red Cross Jesse Bailey Rush Bailey Lish

Geodesy and the Survey Profession

The article explains geodesy as earth measurement and describes the surveyor’s role in measuring, triangulation, and field checks. It notes a nationwide network of triangulation and repeated verification by the Survey in Washington, detailing how these efforts establish land parcels, objects, sizes, and the earth’s form.

Pheo Washiperon

Universal Postal Union and 1874 Conference Stamps

The text notes an 1874 Berne conference leading to the Universal Postal Union and later Paris agreement forming the Convention of Paris. It mentions the reduction of international postage from 20 to 5 cents and Switzerland’s central role as chief executive of the union, with stamps commemorating the anniversary.

Berne Suitzertvad Paris Posehavecek

Barbering Youngest Art Oldest of Professions

Parhering is described as the oldest profession and the youngest art. The piece notes barbering’s long history, its control by church and state, and its role as early surgeons and dentists. It mentions waxen ties to phlebotomy and the Henry VI incorporation of the Company of Barbers with surgeons.

Cathay New York World Telgan Erie Aiatar Ale Ana Aperata Nivelle Parhering Syson Henry VI Prarbers

Siamese twins Eng and Chang

Eng and Chang Bunker were Siamese twins joined chest to chest who toured Europe and America as freak show exhibits. They married sisters in North Carolina and suffered financially after the Civil War before resuming exhibitions in Europe in 1859. They died in North Carolina with Eng passing January 17, 1874 and Chang two and a half hours later.

Eng Chang Dorn Siam Europe America North Carolina Euurope

Evolution of pin money and fashion in historical society

The text traces how pins and fashion shifted social norms in past eras. It notes pins were once seen as lower class accessories though later adopted by upper classes and some women. The origin of the term pin money appears tied to a seasonal market and women’s savings for purchases.

Beetes Star Tied to ancient Bear Hunter Myth

Fragmentary note discusses Arcturus and the brightness of Beetes in Beetes constellation. Mentions Greek terms and mythic hunter Morwazine, with garbled references to celestial positions and hunting symbols.

Arcturus Athea Pontes Ehasine

Fragmented Ode From Our Dumb Animals

A garbled excerpt from Our Dumb Animals discusses a vivid scene with a pride of movement and a bounding spirit seen as a shadow when present. It mentions Cromet and a journey away from an enclosed home, noting that this charm never returns and ends with a wary human sentiment about solitary behavior.

Collection of early printed Hebrew and German Bibles

A London collection at the British and Foreign Bible Society headquarters holds 800 volumes of printed scripts. The rare volumes include a complete set of Midi German Bibles printed before Luther.

Cible Society London Tuther

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