17 Apr 1941
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1941
Page
1
The article describes how traditional tufted comforters are made from two fabric layers with cotton padding and wool tuft stitches. It details cover materials, fringe, center back zipper, and step by step assembly including patterns and stitching. It also mentions ship covers and references books by Mrs Spears for slip covers with orders priced at ten cents.
A brief drugstore pitch explains that indigestion after heavy or hurried meals may be acid related. ADLA Tablets contain bismuth and carbonates and are promoted as quick relief. The copy urges readers to buy from their druggist today.
A terse suggestion about starting anew echoes through a classical line by Ausonius. The brief musing invites renewed effort and perseverance, framing beginning as essential yet only part of completing a task.
Lord Halifax visits Unionville and Chester County hosts. W Plunket Stewart recreates English fox-hunting tradition with scarlet dress and hounds. Adm. Land, leader of the maritime commission and cousin of Lindbergh, earns Navy Cross and shapes postwar merchant marine policy.
Alaska born teacher Carol Coburn clashes with agitator Ericson while Sidney Lander, a young engineer for Trumbull, protects her and the baby. Lander agrees to guide Miss Coburn to Tokluna to seek help and face the threats of a hill camp and a looming Snowy patrol.
In a blizzard we push a battered wagon with an Indian baby to Tokluma. Lander and I share a wary bond as Miss Teetzel questions our night in the truck and the looming threat to Carl Coburn's schooling.
Home repair Q and A covers causes of excessive dampness from humidifiers and gas burners, sealing cisterns, and caulking joints. fixes for banging steam pipes by aligning or elevating radiators. basement finish options with cement paint and rot-proof linoleum. moth balls to deter mice in winter cars. ivy removal with rock salt solution. restoring stained doors with vinegar and wax. and diagnosing hollow sounds under stairs due to possible rot.
Practical household hints on preserving celery tops and flavors, preparing dough without sticking, preventing boilovers, using ice bags in place of shaved ice, cleaning brass with lemon ashes, refreshing gilt frames with solvent, draining boiled vegetables promptly, saving stock, waxing worn floors, and crafting simple salads with prunes cheese nuts celery and lettuce.
Fairway's Quality Seeds advertises seeds including asters zinnias and flowers in multiple colors. Special Surprise Package lists 1' packets with varieties like Giant Zinnias and Love Red Pink Purple. Park Ridge department ad targets flower enthusiasts.
An early 20th century note cites Collier's on a bomb shelter at Copenhagen near where Ludvig Holberg wrote Epistolae. The piece recalls Holberg’s warning that flight could drive many to seek shelter underground to save themselves amid looming danger.
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