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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
2
The writer argues that complacency breeds poverty and inequality in America. He claims workers tolerate low living standards while materialism masks injustice and urges discontent as a driver of social progress. The piece ends hinting America may seek a New Deal.
The piece reflects on health as a balance between discipline and enjoyment and promotes the Christmas seals sale as aid for those deprived of sound health by tuberculosis, presenting it as a meaningful gift to restore body and spirit.
The piece notes aging towns gain charm from age yet suffer decay in broken buildings. It praises paint and remodeling like the Farmers Cooperative store nearby the Citizen office improving property value and city beauty. It contrasts with a quiet home wedding hinting at life after marriage.
Kokomo mayor elect Olin R. Holt objects to Time magazine coverage of his career and local industries. The letter to the Delphi Citizen defends his record, disputes inaccuracies, and notes he won by 1451 votes with the city ticket, urging voter vindication.
Charles Dickens, visiting the United States, was invited to attend church in Boston but declined citing indifference to American politics. The event reflects his stance amid U S political climate.
DelphI residents recall old times with a silver half dime in change this week. Reed Case Sr renovates Front Street property with hill cutting and a new fence. Greenbacks at par offered by Times office. Joseph Assion retires from saloon, John Lathrope Jr runs the stand. Grant Club in Delphi has folded. A Sunday sermon criticized for length. editors note consent to brevity. Local merchants report dull business. town men spend hours weekly hunting squirrels and fishing.
A steamboat carrying about fifty people from Lafayette docked at the Wabash Dam last Sunday. The Lafayette youths put on a lively show for a short while but generally behaved, with a few exceptions. Families seem smaller now, yet many can still talk and act dig.
Quotes from Harold McGuire Ann Morse Bertrand Russell and James Bryant Conant on trust in reason persistence talent luck and respect for teachers. The remarks touch on writing success study focus and avoiding distraction while earning a living.
The piece reviews a Ford biography praising his rise from humble start to national fame as a model of American success. It also questions the attribution of Messiah status, noting Ford’s great common sense alongside surprising ignorance.
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