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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
3
Executor Howad E Henley is named with attestations by Clerk Dale Fisher and attorney Samuel L Trabue. The fragment lists case or filing identifiers 1-3118, indicating a probate or legal proceeding.
The Indiana Roof reopens its Gala Fall season with Frankie Trumbauer and his orchestra, a former Whiteman sideman, headlining for two weeks after a three month closure. The venue will host dancing on Friday Saturday Sunday and Wednesday with reduced admission for early arrivals and new bar service.
An editorial urges a comprehensive study of transportation pricing to prevent unbearable public costs. It argues that policies favoring one carrier type distort commerce, and that public funds via subsidies shift costs to all taxpayers. It calls for an unbiased FCCIC study on tolls and highway charges.
Communities planning public works should not overlook modernizing their fire departments. The project fits community improvement goals as essential expenditure benefiting all residents, with potential tax relief through property preservation and savings in lives and buildings. Most take the fire department for granted while overlooking engine quality and the department's readiness.
A Loop skyscraper once worth $50 000 a year rent was bought for $5 and wrecked after taxes of $40 a year left arrears of a year. The owner city and public all lose as bankruptcy and recession follow wasteful government. The San Francisco Call-Ballentin argues lawmakers must heed the warning.
A 56 page Fayence volume printed in 1476 emerges from the town archives. It attributes the press to Fer and Clander, Germanic printers influenced by Gutenberg. The Doctrines of Alessander di Villadei are presented in Latin verse as grammatical rules, a rare contemporary work.
An easy home craft uses thin vibrant wood and cat gut as the main materials. A sounding box holds strings stretched and tuned like a violin. With a window closed on the harp, passing wind makes the strings sing varying in tone and number.
Scientists say about 400 million cosmic bodies enter Earth’s atmosphere each day and around 20 million are large enough to be seen as shooting stars. The term meteor derives from Greek meaning things in the air, and ancient belief placed their origin in the atmosphere.
The only school for Gypsy children in Dios György Hungary requires soap and water cleansing for those not meeting cleanliness standards. Teachers also instruct polite speech alongside reading writing and arithmetic.
The termite is the world’s premier wood destroyer causing about 40 million dollars in annual damage to wooden buildings in the United States. It attacks almost every wood type with teak and manzanili noted as termite resistant in limited regions. The infestation costs roughly 1 percent of yearly value in affected areas.
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