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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
3
Clancy Nigh returned home from Indianapolis to New Castle as police reported a new August arrest record with a hundred detentions. The adline notes Try the best once and names White Star gas Mobiloil Sharer and Moore as local business references.
Carthage defeats New Castle 11 to 3 as Delashmit and Griffith combine for 8 innings of strong pitching. Rohm and Delashmit double, Johnson hits for Carthage, while Binford and Welch contribute solid infield defense. Umpires Binford and Small.
The Henry county meeting of Red Men a great pow wow and initiation will be held Monday evening on the M. E. Cooper farm west of Knightstown the public is invited Mrs William Backous and son Dalton of Morristown spent last week with Mr and Mrs Byron Ball Mr Backous came on Sunday all spending the day with Mrs Penn Binford at Greenfield Subscribe for the Citizen.
Unfinished wood absorbs grease and dirt, stains easily, and is hard to keep clean. Finishing with varnish paint or oil helps. finish floors and furniture, wipe with damp cloth, and use mild soap for cleaning. For grease spills, scrub with washing soda after hardening the grease.
The Toledo Blade quotes Dean William Ralph Inge arguing that the so called golden age is always in the past and that modern life is not inherently worse. The piece questions whether forebears were flawless and if progress truly diminishes human dullness or folly.
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, Harvard president emeritus, urges more walking to protect scenery and wildlife. He cites a Brattle Street Cambridge survey showing 440 pleasure vehicles, 110 trucks and wagons, 2 motorcycles, and 53 pedestrians in peak 15 minute periods.
A revival anecdote shows a preacher asking all who want to go to heaven to raise hands. Everyone responds except one Scot who declines saying he is not keen on the trip. The humorous line highlights sturdy individualism and reluctance.
The hum from wires comes from wind exciting a wire’s natural vibration. The wire’s fundamental frequency is low, like a piano string, and audible harmonies arise as the wire vibrates in sections while the whole wire also vibrates.
Glasgow council had granted 88 shillings a week to a Highland widow with five children who moved to Skye. She asks for the pension to be cut claiming only a clergyman and a policeman there are as well off as she.
Friedrich Zollner, a German physicist and astronomer, demonstrated how parallel lines can appear to converge or diverge when intersected by oblique lines between them. The effect highlights optical illusion in geometric perception.
Farmers considering fall breeding should flush ewes to gain flesh before mating. Tests show flushed ewes yield larger, healthier lambs, with about 28 more lambs per 100 ewes and tighter lambing windows. A simple feed mix and modest grain suffice to improve outcomes.
Dr. C. W. McCampbell of Kansas State Agricultural College urges better hog management. He notes current losses and low productivity, argues that improved care, feeding, and selective breeding can raise litter size and pork yield, and claims most pig deaths stem from neglect or ignorance that can be avoided with proper practices.
The guide urges breed ewes for early spring lambs and avoids fattening dairy cows and laying hens. Do not mix animals of different ages or sizes in pens. Plan hogs for county and community fairs and separate ewes with twins from single lambs.
Milroy schools enrolled about 290 students. Cattle purchase items listed from last week total 166 head, including 90 head sold by the Jesse A Leisure estate, N I Price sold 39 head and John F Leisure 37 head. A group from Morristown and Indianapolis traveled to Woodstock Ohio for the Coffin burger reunion returning Monday night.
Albert Hill announces readiness to handle all types of general motor trucking needs in town, signaling expansion into local transport and logistics services.
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