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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
4
Bernarr McFadden argues in True Story that voters must weigh platforms carefully to preserve American home life, stability, and government principles. He stresses dangers abroad and from communism while urging informed participation to protect love, romance, and national strength.
Gossip swirls as King Edward VIII faces a possible marriage to American divorcee Wallis Simpson. If wed, debates rise over titles and coronation plans, with Lloyds insurers signaling potential royal changes and possible shifts in royal succession rules.
Maris Trevor grows doubtful about love for Rod O Rorke as he spends for a dream to secure their future. She consents to follow Stan through a night of luxury in Park Avenue, then dabbles with cocktails and clubs, unsure whether she betrays Rod or seeks happiness with Stan.
In a tense scene Maris and Stan end an evening with a kiss and bold plans. Stan, visibly excited, suggests eloping to Connecticut to marry Maris and warns of disapproving family as they drive away. The dialogue hints at pressure, romance, and an urgent secret.
Lesson on Romans 13 1 14 and the call for Christian citizenship self control and temperance. The preacher argues government authority is divine but must align with God and urges honesty in taxes and ballot use to protect youth from drinking and worldliness while promoting Christ like heart and action.
A fragmentary piece urges honoring parents with hearts full of awe, respect, kindness, and affection, citing W. Cradock as a possible source or inspiration. The text underscores filial duty and loving care within family life.
A reflection on mercy toward neighbors, stressing that small acts of kindness can determine life or death outcomes for individuals in a community. The piece frames mercy as essential for humane living and social harmony.
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