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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
2
Publication imprint shows AARTRAGE GITIZEN with A NORRIS as publisher and notes second class matter registration on March 25 1907 at Carthage Indiana under federal post office and congress terms.
An essay extols baseball as the democratic equalizer beyond class, creed, and politics. It argues the sport unites diverse Americans, inspires patriotism, and fuels a major industry with vast audiences, billions in spending, and millions enjoying golf, hunting, and football alongside the diamond game.
A Saturday Evening Post writer contrasts Himalayan mountaineering with Alpine sport. The ascent to Everest demands organized porters, jungle crossing, high snow camps, and endurance through extreme cold, thin air, and fatigue.
The article lists U S generals and admirals through the 19th and early 20th centuries. It names nine generals and three admirals, including George Washington Ulysses S Grant William T Sherman Philip H Sheridan John J Pershing Tasker H Bliss Peyton C March Charles P Summerall Douglas MacArthur and others. It notes the first admirals David G Farragut David D Porter and George Dewey with re creation in 1899 and lapse in 1917.
Official reports show banks have repaid the largest share of the 2.819 billion dollars in loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Since February 1922 the RFC approved cash advances to 6,278 banks and disbursed 1.2219 billion dollars. banks repaid 545.073 million dollars, over 44 percent. Other borrower classes combined have repaid about 16 percent.
A visitor climbs 108 steps to the keep and shores up along a narrow dark stair. At the top the stone is visible but awkward to kiss as a 20 inch gap, overhead ledge and bars test balance during the descent head first toward the stone.
The article notes no Maltese cats on Malta Island yet discusses early American cats including blue Maltese varieties. It traces blue cats to Archangel via English seafaring, describes a plush textured coat, orange eyes, and cold-climate origins like Iceland, Siberia, and Norway, while noting debate over Maltese as a distinct breed.
Monkeys tease crocodiles by swinging from a branch to strike the reptile on the nose then dodge frenzied slaps. A monkey lures a dog to bite its tail and then nips the dog with a quick strike. A pelican and a kitten form a budding friendship as the bird tosses the cat and catches it midair. Squirrels bite apples for sheep, drawing them to jump between trees and drop fruit for feeding.
Pathfinder Magazine notes that Cato as cited by Pliny links kissing to detecting wine, a British essayist calls it nature’s act from courtship, yet many peoples such as Eskimos and Tierra del Fuegans do not kiss, using nose rubbing instead as a form of greeting.
The origin of bank checks lies in medieval practice when merchants trusted goldsmiths with deposits and issued orders to pay from those deposits. Receipts for gold deposits evolved into modern bank notes as well.
The Executor of the Estate of Mary E. Miller deceased has filed his account for final settlement. All interested persons must appear in Rush Circuit Court in Rushville Indiana on Monday October 6 1938 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims to any part of the estate.
The text notes that ovenizing ham and bacon did not revolutionize smoking over hardwood fires. It mentions some method details are more technical, but the overall practice remains the same. The claimed effects include better flavor, greater tenderness and firmness.
Mrs Rebecca Healey Miss Wi nona Newsom and Rev Charles Winslow with Mrs Howard Healey and Mrs Avery Rawls attended the Friends Yearly Meeting at Richmond Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Roy Newby were Indianapolis visitors Saturday.
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