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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
2
Bayard Baker argues that folly and imperfection drive progress. From Adam to Socrates, he says perfection dulls life and evolution requires errors, struggle, and optimism guiding humanity toward future change and revival.
Advice on weed control by clipping stubble in August and marking native plants for winter, September lawn care for cool moist weather, girdled apple trees prevented by actions in November, tracking fruit buyers with a penny postcard, preserving orchard value, cleaning fertilizer boxes, early rye for pasture, August work on narcissus beds, inspecting dahlias for staking, and avoiding bruised fruit from Washington apples or California oranges with notes on hard work.
A reflective line compares fools to fossils shaping new eras and creeds through sacrifices. It contrasts the age of angels with the Fern Age, suggesting progress lies in future moral or spiritual renewal.
The Indiana theatre in Indianapolis reopens Friday September 1 at 6:30 with two shows at 7:00 and 9:15. The film Three Cornered Moon stars Claudette Colbert Richard Arlen Mary Boland Wallace Ford Lyda Roberts and Tom Brown. A musical program directed by Lou Forbes and a stage revue by Edward J Weisfeldt with a 60 member cast accompany the feature.
Lieut.-Gov. M. C. Townsend and Indiana Agriculture Commissioner promote the 1933 Indiana State Fair run September 2 to 8. Townsend hails the fair as a growing Hoosier institution with added features, entertainment, and world class exhibits across agricultural, commercial, and industrial sectors.
Dean J. H. Skinner of Purdue urges all Indiana residents to attend the Indiana State Fair September 2 to 8. He praises Purdue displays and 4-H work, notes rapid changes in agricultural information, and says the fair offers valuable education for farmers, families, and the state’s future.
The president of the Indiana Board of Agriculture praises the Indiana State Fair as a leading national fair. He notes premiums totaling 81 935.56 for September 2 to 8, highlights rural education via the Girls Home Economics School and 4-H activities, and urges all to attend for wholesome entertainment and commercial benefit.
Reginald H. Sullivan, mayor of Indianapolis, extends a cordial welcome to Indiana residents to visit the city during the State Fair week. He highlights an engaging program and a wide array of exhibits, urging all Hoosiers to attend.
People from the middle west travel to the Indiana State Fair to watch the night horse show. Entries come from top show stables as the event opens at 7 PM on September 4 5 6 7 and 8 in the Coliseum at the Fairgrounds. No show will run on the open weekend.
One of the world’s highest streets Valle Mercado in La Paz climbs from Plaza San Francisco lined with stalls selling llama skins blankets pottery Inca relic replicas and chicha jugs Vendors dice oy monkeys llama carts and colorful textiles fill the scene while llamas carry rice and coffee and locals in ponchos and skirts move through a river valley and surrounding mountains rich with silver and minerals.
The olive, cultivated for over 4000 years, symbolizes peace and purity. Green pickled olives from Spain are common in grocers, with each packer guarding a secret curing method. olives also grow in Spain Italy Greece northern Africa and California.
The article traces maple syrup from Native American tapping in spring to early settler use from Virginia to Kentucky. It notes the shift from colonial bark containers to improved tapping and the evaporating process while keeping core methods similar.
The text outlines overhead as general plant costs not tied to labor or material. It includes salaries of non producing staff, office expenses, indirect labor, travel for salesmen, interest, insurance, legal costs, care of plant, and often depreciation.
An official of the bureau of plant industry reports on tiny plants that trap wormlike animals. The carnivorous plants extend microscopic feelers to seize victims and release a chemical to instantly dispose of them.
Polarized light is a single condition of rays including infrared and ultraviolet parts of the spectrum, causing them to exhibit different properties by direction. Ordinary light vibrates transversely to the ray but varies rapidly with no fixed direction. When vibrations gain a definite direction, light becomes polarized.
A leading dog authority debunks myths about the Chihuahua asserting it is not a cross breed of various wild animals and that many rumors about its origin are fallacious.
Taxpayers of Carthage Rush County Indiana are urged to attend the September fifth public hearing at seven p m to set the 1934 budget. The meeting will cover General Fund salaries street lighting library funding and fire department costs with details on estimated expenditures and the net amount to be raised by taxation. Taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners if aggrieved, by filing with the County Auditor before the fourth Monday of October.
Mr and Mrs Walter Dyer and family and Lowell Dyer attended the Roadmen s picnic at the overflowing well on Amos Hill farm. O L Newman of Greensburg and James Terhtine party visited on Wednesday with Ben Shankland and family at Elwood. Leslie Terhune of Anderson and C E Fort of Greenfield joined others for dinners and visits. Mrs James Bowen of Ft Wayne is spending the week with her parents J A Lineback.
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