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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1925
Page
2
The Delphi Citizen and Carroll County papers trace lineage from 1848 to 1934 with official Carroll County status. Subscription and mailing details appear for Indiana residents, noting office location in Delphi Indiana and price terms.
The essay lauds sending Tom Mix to Europe with a grand display of attire and a horse as a symbol of American friendship. It mocks the need for a strong demonstration of goodwill via fashion and film, hoping the mission succeeds and returns before his past footage runs out.
The article notes Uruguay revising election laws to curb fraud with a new required voter card. Voters must show number, name, any alias, signature, photo, and fingerprint at polls, a move some see as tightening security.
Aviators report birds above 1000 feet fly slowly next to modern planes while birds once held speed records before man’s machines. The officially certified airspeed tops 273 mph, yet birds still outlast storms and show agility in weather.
The passage notes soaring birds long before humans learned to exploit air currents to float for hours without power. It suggests that humans may claim mastery only when we can outglide the southern buzzard or tropical vulture.
Women athletic directors meet in Chicago to discuss extending athletic training to girls. They stress participation over spectatorship and cite ancient Greek practice and Nordic nations as examples. The goal is worthwhile though costly and difficult to achieve.
Miss Julia Alexander a Charlotte lawyer and state legislator announces her candidacy for the North Carolina governorship in 1928 amid partisan speculation. Her entry follows Wyoming and Texas debates, signaling a potential possible nomination and the entry of women into the state's highest office.
Impressive as is the Henry Ford fortune in size it is equally new. The flivver helped Ford rise to wealth rapidly while earlier magnates like Rockefellers faded from the front rank. Eastman Duke and Woolworth began riches as Ford remained an infant financially in Roosevelt era comment.
An argument for Y M C A camps highlighting purpose discipline and safety. Camps provide physical, mental, moral and spiritual growth under trained staff with structured programs from reveille to taps. The piece cites experiences like Camp Bedford and notes Indiana state association ownership and contact details.
Arbor Day observed statewide highlighting origins of the custom in various nations and the United States. Notable Indiana landmarks named include the gnarled Fort Wayne French apple tree and the Greensburg Court House Lone Tree, with references to local uprisings and Civil War histories attached.
The speaker argues wages were modest but vital in 1924 while criticising Soviet doctrine that wealth comes only from oppression. He contends Ford earned vast profits, yet the capitalist system, though flawed, is superior to communism and should be reformed rather than overturned.
A nostalgic reminiscence of river towns and old steamboat life along the Ohio Mississippi confluence. Cap'n Joe Fowler’s humorous exchange with a touring North woman and her Mexican hairless dog anchors a memory of 19th century river culture and seed of spontaneous American humor.
The government does not specify a sum for church support. Queen Anne’s bounty, created in 1704 to aid poorer livings, remains a key income source along with large endowments. Church rates are voluntary and not legally collectible.
A devotional study of Acts 4 31 to 5 11 highlighting a praying spirit bold preaching unity charity and holy character. It covers Barnabas generous gift and the Ananias and Sapphira judgment illustrating church sanctity and divine oversight.
The passage reflects on life’s stubborn endurance and the idea that life persists despite challenges. It notes that life can seem both constant and fleeting, yet many aspects endure beyond immediate circumstances.
A religious reflection cites the poet LL W. Beecher on tears ending in the sight of an invisible land where sorrow ceases and believers will behold peace. The passage emphasizes solace beyond mortal tears.
The text notes that Paul was educated in Jewish law and also familiar with classical Greek literature. It mentions many historical centers of learning, highlighting a university-like seat in his birthplace Tarsus in Cilicia.
A fragment notes Franz Liszt as a pianist of note who earned fame early while still in his teens, recalling his emergence as a prodigy and public recognition during adolescence.
Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt set sail from New York aboard the Leviathan at noon Saturday for a trek to Thibet and Chinese Turkestan. Their wives will follow this summer, awaiting their return at a northern India pass as T. R. and his sons seek big game specimens for Chicago's Field Museum.
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