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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
2
A historical meditation contrasts the pilgrims hard frontier life with modern advances. It notes gratitude for basic blessings such as food and worship freely, while warning that security and challenges remain amid scientific progress. The piece urges future effort to overcome ignorance disease poverty and crime.
The essay notes US citizens show passive endorsement and skepticism toward Roosevelts peace mission in South America. It argues improved North South American relations aim to ease European tensions, hoping Europe recognizes a genuine peace effort amid lingering doubt from Americans. The piece links potential impact on Germany Italy England and France to the Buenos Aires visit.
Delphi area notes report Miles Dimmitt shelterless after his Jefferson township home burned. Forty neighbors built him a new log house. Reed Case and Mrs Schermerhorn attend Patti concert and wedding in Cincinnati. Lime company expands, shipping four carloads.
The Indiana State Medical Association Publicity Bureau urges a new Thanksgiving prayer asking for strength to resist overeating rather than gratitude for plentiful food. They note the American calendar seems full of stuffing days and emphasize enjoying the feast without spoiling the year.
A humorous tale recalls a stingy man who borrows neighbors papers and faces a swarm of bees a barbed wire fence a damaged wallet and a family calamity from a laughed at home paper subscription message. The piece ends urging subscription to avoid such misfortune.
The University of Chicago chapel begins a new weekly organ recital series on WGN at 10 30 a m Sundays with Frederic Marriott at the console He recently returned from Europe where he studied with renowned organ and carillon masters including performances at Louvain and St Peters bells in Belgium The featured instrument is among the nation’s largest and finest toned. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s fourth concert will be Saturday night November 28 featuring Dr Stock’s new transcription of Tschaikowsky’s Trio and selections from Glazounov Moszkowski and Schumann and Strauss works.
A collection of opinions from Heywood Broun Rex Beach Ernst Friedberger Leigh Hodges and Otto Tolischus on leadership self interest tuberculosis propaganda and culture. The remarks reflect concerns about public figures medical issues media messaging and the growth of mass culture in America.
John Hamilton, national chairman, announced plans to open permanent headquarters in Washington to prepare for the next election. He faces a large party deficit and critics say spending cannot create prosperity.
The column presents a set of conditional statements about benefits for various groups and a closing joke about prejudice and conviction. It features a quotation from the Buffalo Evening News noting perks tied to politics age occupation or status and ends with a remark on explaining conviction without anger.
Irvin S. Cobb muses on talk on a train from Salting politics to football and Grand Canyon postcards. He riffs on California rivers and the changing nature of football as a commercialized sport, noting the lure of open air for fans and critics alike.
The passage urges choosing cheerfulness over crabby moods to spread happiness. It notes the joy from kind acts and pleasant speech, felt at night before rest, in the morning, and throughout the day while carrying on with daily duties.
A Louisville Courier-Journal quip suggests Russia Germany and Italy should relocate equipment to Spain to fight there to avoid tearing up new battlefields. The remark emphasizes avoiding fresh battlefield destruction through strategic redeployment.
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