The Pants Are Worn Out on Tariffs and Trade Policy
A historical critique argues against high tariffs, claiming they block imports and payments of debts, distort markets, and spur overproduction. It asserts that tariffs raise prices, harm consumers, and do not guarantee prosperity, calling for a shift to a new economic era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wich Geeee SA
Republican Party
Blunder Senator Watson Talks of Hoover Fate
The 1932 Indiana Senator and Senate majority leader told a Kentucky interviewer he fears no Republican loss next election. He suggested Democrats hold the edge but that a GOP blunder could still make the country safe for Hoover, hinting at a possible future nomination scenario and criticizing Hoover’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Indiana
Kentucky
Hoover
Pup
Hastings
Delaware
Ae Watson
Who Said It First Analysis of Attributed Quotes
A discussion on verifying quotations highlights how famous lines may be misattributed. It cites Lincoln's Gettysburg phrase and notes many sayings originate from earlier sources or are borrowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Phrase echoes cross of gold reveal borrowed line
A historical note traces the famous crown of thorns and cross of gold metaphor to Samuel W. McCall in Congress, earlier than Bryan’s use. McCall later said Bryan borrowed it from his speech and, in turn, he likely borrowed it from another source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Samuel W.mccall
McCall
Memorial Day Reflections On Duty And Cost Of War
Louis Varnum Woulfe urges reverence for fallen service members and cautions that national defense must avoid unnecessary bloodshed. He calls for arbitration and restraint, noting cemeteries as living lessons on war’s price and the need for lasting peace.
Rescue from low mood dominates 1930s party rhetoric in Texas
In an Austin address Jouett Shouse, chair of the Democratic National Committee, urged focusing on national issues beyond prohibition. He argued changes to Prohibition require broad federal action and dismissed claims Democrats push a single candidate, stressing the need to lift the country from a business lull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
United States
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Shouse
Hoosier 500 Rivalry Draws Three 1920s Drivers
Last year's top three Billy Arnold William Cantlon and Louis Schneider will again race for the 500 mile Indy title at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30 Arno will drive his victorious car now faster by ten mph Cantlon debuts a new 16 cylinder crestion and Schneider brings a brand new faster car Schneider led pre race spins first with Arnold in a front wheel drive design while Cantlon and Schneider use rear wheel drive types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Billy Arnold
William Cantlon
Louis Schneider
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Arno
Cantlon
Schneider
Speedway
Arnold
Farmers warned of increase in taxes
Indiana Farm Bureau director Lewis Taylor warns that bond issuing for bridges roads and schools could raise taxes for farmers in 1932. He urges farmers to oppose public building and bond issues by adjourned plowing and hay harvesting and to organize tax committees to challenge proposals before the next assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Taylor
Indiana Farm “Bureau
Taylor
State Tax Board
Farm Bureau
Carroll County Students Enrolled At Indiana State Teachers College
Three Carroll County students join Indiana State Teachers College for the Spring Quarter. Mary Catherine Bordner Cutler Mary R Campbell Delphi and Lois M Sink Flora are listed among 1467 term attendees a gain of 156 from Spring Quarter 1980. Mr and Mrs John Green gave moved from Jefferson township to Dr J J Shultz property on Indiana Street adjacent to his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Indiana State’ Teachers College
Mary Catherine Bordner
Cutler
Mary R. Campbell
Delphi
Lois ‘M. Sink
Flora
Indiana
John Greenvgfit
Jefferson Township
J.J. Shultz
Indiana Street
Unattached Friend’s Coin Slip Surprises Hotel Lobby
An anecdote from a local hotel recounts a man who buys cigarettes to get a closer view of a charming woman waiting in the lobby. He pays with a half dollar that falls from his pocket, scattering coins on the floor at her feet, revealing his awkward attempt to impress.
To His Own and a Cautionary Case at Law
A Rochester judge hears a quirky case of a colored man who pleaded guilty to stealing chickens and paid a fine. The man warns the judge not to test his nerve with the threat of a shotgun and urges adherence to the law. Also from state notices, school bus drivers under 21 face license revocation for violations, with signs required and safety rules stressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bernetha
Rochester
Jedge
Frank Mayr
Desire for Picturesque
A columnist reflects on the lure of dramatic narratives over tangible rewards. The piece contrasts the seeker chasing fortune and glory with a fisherman chasing a story, implying emphasis on allure and storytelling rather than prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Sargon Pills Claim Stomach Relief and Weight Gain
Samuel G Woodruff of Terre Haute reports relief from stomach pain constipation and headaches after using Sargon Pills claiming eight pound weight gain and feeling like a new man. The ad notes sale by WW 8S and Margowski at 2823 Wabash Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Woodruff
Wabash Ave
Terre Haute
Margowski
Obituary Notice of Robinson Downham
Robinson Downham, 63, of Delphi Indiana died Saturday May 16 1981 after a stroke last August. He was married to Elizabeth Downham April 26 1923 and leaves his wife, a son Robin, two brothers and two sisters and four stepchildren Thurston Jasper Lottie Stella. Also survives many relatives and friends. Edith Cochrane returned to Jackson after visiting Delphi and resumed teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman
Elizabeth Downham
Delphi
Ind
Elizabeth
Downham
Chevrolet Plants Return to Full Time Basis
W. S. Knudsen reports Chevrolet plants are operating about five and a half days weekly with workers back to full time. The company payroll exceeds 36,000 employees and some plants run at peak productivity not seen since the 1929 fall, he said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet "Motor Co
Knudsen
Notice of Administration for Patrick H O'Donnell Estate
The Carroll Circuit Court of Carroll County Indiana appoints Mary O'Donnell as administratrix de bonis non with the will annexed of Patrick H O'Donnell, deceased. The estate is expected to be solvent. Hanna & Hanna and Clarence O Toolen are the attorneys. 13-4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Carrol County
State of
Indiana
Patrick H.o’donnell
Carroll County
Mary . O'Donnell
Hanna&. Hanna
Notice to heirs and creditors in Irelan estate final settlement
Carroll Circuit Court in Indiana issues notice to heirs creditors or legatees of Thomas W Irelan that Charles G Ginn as executor has filed final account and vouchers. Examination set for June 6 1931. All interested must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness the clerk and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Irelan
Carroll Circuit Court
Charles G. Ginn
Circuit Court
Carroll Circuit
Dek
Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
James O.obear
Notice of Carroll County Board of Review Meeting
Carroll County Indiana will convene at 4:00 PM on Monday June 1 1931 in the County Commissioners room at the Court House. The meeting will hear complaints on personal property real estate and in general to equalize valuations and review assessments across townships and divisions. The board may adjust valuations to reflect true cash value and ensure just, uniform taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Indiana
Wil
Board of
Ev Parke Sre Staarta
ABC
Seeger
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Franklin Street
Delphi Times
Carroll CO. Citizen
Wayne Coy
Grace Cady Coy
Louis Varnum Woulfe
Tubby
Hoosier
Teachers College
Sargon
GEO. C. Loy Roofing CO
Delphi, Ind
Bayer Aspirin
Bayer
Sanctieran
ACF
State of Indiana
Wayne Co
Towit
J.P. Beadle
Carroll County Board OF Review
Saleen