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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
3
A national push during September aims to cut auto deaths and fire losses after a year of rising crashes. Governors in 34 states and DC issue proclamations and citizens are urged to adopt safer driving and home practices year round.
On October 9 Fire Prevention Week opens its thirty third campaign with a coordinated effort to curb waste and danger from fire. The annual event expands as more cities join, marking a widespread public education push to reduce fires.
The piece argues 70 percent of national income avoids direct tax through government bonds or low total receipts, fueling public laxness about taxation. It notes most people think taxation is someone else's problem and that even low earners contribute to government income via indirect or indirect-like avenues.
The pension for widows of presidents began July 14 1870 when Mary Lincoln was added to the pension roll at 3000 dollars annually. It rose to 5000 dollars in 1882 and has stayed at that rate for presidents’ widows. Earlier Tyler received 100 dollars monthly before his Confederate loss. Not all widows receive pensions. many are disqualified by timing or remarriage, with each grant via a special act and no general statute.
A dogs only club in Perch West Australia excludes owners. It aims to reunite missing dogs with their people and enrolls each named dog on the membership roster after reunification.
The article explains two engraving methods for cameos intaglio and relief on layered stones like onyx chalcedony and sardonyx. It notes wax modeling before carving, the precision required, and cites ancient Greek cameos as lasting artifacts. Santa Lucia and Torre de Greco in Italy are centers of the trade.
Whittier the poet is portrayed as tall and erect with a spare frame. The biographer notes his alert walk, baldness in later years, white hair at the back, and a beard encircling his face. His narrow high forehead and youthful mobile face appear austere yet genial at rest.
A 1527 record describes Thomas Love day contracting with the Abbot to repair the chime gong upon eight bells. The Abbot agrees to pay the said Thomas Love day upon completion of the tunable and workmanly repair.
Indianapolis announcement says Buddy Rodgers of movie fame and His California Cavaliers will headline a one night engagement at the Indiana Roof Ball Room on Sunday October 1. The act travels from Chicago's Hotel Sherman and features Neil Jess Kirkpatrick Gene Conklin Screney Douglas with Rodgers. The Roof promotes advance reduced price tickets and ongoing entertainment with Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra as the current draw.
The article advises patience with pullets entering production too soon and suggests feeding a good laying ration to encourage steady laying. It notes weather disruptions and recommends plowing wheat land early and leveling beds to benefit seed germination. It also warns that trees require care and that roost training may require several night visits. Lime cannot substitute for fertilizer, nor fertilizer for lime.
Secretary Wallace credits farm organizations for the cotton plan’s success and for creating a lasting, prosperous agricultural structure. Cooperatives kept thousands of farmers united during three years of depression, likely preventing a deeper collapse and supporting prices.
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