30 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
1
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for external skin conditions. A user named Miss R. Zebrowski of Bristol Connecticut reports relief from pimples after using a free sample, with products priced at 25c for soap and 25c for ointment.
Kerry Young survives an ambush near Townline Lake as cautious pursuit follows reports of a hidden tin box and a murder tied to the Downer cabin. Sheriff Bridger and deputy seek clues while townsfolk speculate on Stuart and Ezra Adams as more signs surface.
By noon Thursday Kerry Young establishes a camp on an island a quarter mile from Townline lake shore. He is restless and distracted, drops his belt-ax, and observes it with a strange calm. Frank Bluejay lurks unseen, wary of exposure as he shadows Young and debates how to secure a deer without leaving traces.
Nat Bridger, a stout sheriff, greets an injured friend Ted West in his office after a barbed exchange at the bull pen. West notes a potential lead about Bluejay as he hints at trouble overheard, while the sheriff’s loyalty and past actions surface in their uneasy reunion.
Quilt pattern for a tulip themed applique titled Pride of the Garden offers an inexpensive, easy project for all ages. Includes yardage chart, block diagram for single and double beds, and placement guide. Pattern 1118 mailed for 15 cents to The Sewing Circle in New York.
Practical advice ranges from managing gas stoves and gravy to tender roast beef and fish bones. It covers soap storage, wallpaper selvage, papering technique, plant protection, salad dressing timing, gelatin whipping, and general economy tips sourced from Bel Syndicate WNU Service.
In Troy New York a boy requests a dime’s worth of safetida in a grocery. The clerk ties the bag and the boy says his dad wants it charged. When asked his name the boy replies Shermerhorn and refuses to spell it, offering no payment.
A dialogue shows a mother warning about the Browns while her son defends his friendly play with them. The exchange highlights family caution and a youthful resolve to fit in with neighborhood youths.
A Toronto Globe fragment recalls a hunter’s tale where he admits being at a disadvantage in a bear encounter. The hunter notes he was a stranger to the country and had left his road maps at camp, while a companion quips about meeting bears without a weapon.
The Ferry Morse Seed Breeding Institute cites seeds bred to grow precisely with long cucumbers eight inches, red beets, careful carrots, and rust resistant snapdragons. Stations in Rochester Michigan and Salinas California test germination and purity, offering improved strains via a Home Garden Catalog.
Public attention brings fame and demands scrutiny as individuals navigate media interest and personal boundaries. The text frames fame as a double edged force that elevates status while eroding private life.
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