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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
2
The passage argues that poorer citizens have seized government to redistribute rich property, while politicians seek new revenue. It describes doubled indirect taxes, wartime levies into peacetime, broader income and property taxes, and laments a lack of civic loyalty and national ethics without divine guidance.
Lois E. Lane recalls a child’s blunt honesty about praying less when life goes smoothly. The piece argues that adults often neglect prayer unless faced with trouble, noting James 5 16 that a righteous prayer is powerful and effective.
A first person account from May 5 to May 8 1848 describes a long Atlantic voyage from New York to Liverpool under calm and fog and scarce provisions. The diarist notes land sighting near Holyhead 70 miles from Liverpool and a plan to reach Manchester for church records aiding heirship claims while detailing hunger shortages and ship interactions.
Senator Vance discusses improving education as school season begins. He cites enrollment, support for adult education, and the Hartke Amendment. He opposes cuts to National Defense Education loans and argues for adequate Overseas Schools funding to maintain staff and quality for dependents.
A reader praises Rural Free by Rachel Peden for its engaging nature notes Hoosier character and rural life. The reviewer highlights Peden’s Indiana focus plus personal notes, weather lore, and charming depictions of Southern Indiana neighbors near Bloomington.
The Worth-While Club of the Springboro Community met at Mrs. Don Rush’s home with six members and two children present. Mrs. E. E. Anderson was elected treasurer and the group set the next meeting for October 6 at Mrs. Robert Teel’s home.
A family notes that raising a son and a daughter requires more money than anticipated, signaling rising expenses in daily needs, education, and activities. The report emphasizes budgeting challenges faced by parents in balancing work and family growth.
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