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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
2
A humorous column presents Dorothy Dix as a 1000 B C style adviser taking letters from famous sinners. Eve Penelope Helen and Rachel send woes about fashion errors infidelity and inheritance while Dix offers sharp, sardonic replies in a period voice.
The notes cover farming practices for clover seed, sowing with a drill, hog housing with straw to warm young pigs, south facing houses with drainage, pruning for small and large orchards, fall apple cull and market benefit, timing of pig farrowing, worm control on apples, site selection for new homes, pallet housing timing, turning bad situations into good outcomes, corn to wheat transition, and scale symptoms on fruit with red spots.
Mr and Mrs Louis Day of Seymour Indiana called on relatives and friends here Sunday Mrs Day was formerly Miss Emma Anderson of this place
Bananas are large plants propagated by suckers rather than trees. Shoots are transplanted at about three feet, flowering begins in two years, and a heart shaped bud yields 50 to 100 blossoms forming a bunch. Plants reach 10 to 40 feet, bearing fruit once and then revived by sprouts. Martinique is a common variety. Red Jamaica is a red variety. Origin traced to India. exported fruit is picked green.
The Pictured Rocks on Lake Superior form a seven mile sandstone cliff front rising 50 to 300 feet above the water. The rocks display eroded shapes and vibrant mineral hues with waterfalls such as the Silver Cascades. This landscape, linked to Hiawatha legend, spans from Sables to Munising with varied cascades along its walls.
The editor or cutter selects the best takes from multiple scenes shot at several angles. He trims the film to flow smoothly using close ups and long shots. Moviola viewing or magnified spooling guides his cut decisions.
The alder trees line stream banks to prevent erosion and provide useful by products. Branches supply charcoal for gunpowder manufacture, bark and small branches yield dye industry materials, and the wood resists water for troughs and pilings.
Tinamous, a South American game bird, produce the most richly colored eggs among birds. Freshly laid eggs show sea green and plum purple hues. Ornithologists note a general rule: plain colored birds lay brighter eggs, while bright plumaged birds lay plainer eggs.
A Wisconsin scientist identifies two forms of addiction true addiction and psychic addiction. He explains true addiction from morphine causes organic or functional CNS changes producing abstinence symptoms after withdrawal. He notes a sudden cure is unlikely to remedy these changes.
Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy and family are tied to Mrs Pearl Lykens sister of Mrs Tweedy who is a patient at St Francis hospital Indianapolis. Mrs P J Sattler spent Saturday in Indianapolis.
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