Housewife’s Idea Box Boosts Auto Care
An old time home reform notice describes simple auto maintenance tips for cleaning and protecting a car. It highlights regular weekly wiping and dry methods to keep enamel parts shiny and free from wear.
01 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
1
An old time home reform notice describes simple auto maintenance tips for cleaning and protecting a car. It highlights regular weekly wiping and dry methods to keep enamel parts shiny and free from wear.
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of Postum free to any reader who writes for It-Adv. This advertising offer appears in this week’s paper and invites readers to request the health beverage at no charge.
A Hamburg report describes a new car aid that uses a false steering wheel rim wired to the horn and ignition. If the driver relaxes grip, the horn sounds and ignition cuts out, waking the driver. A switch allows deactivation when not required.
A marketing notice promotes Milnesia Wafers as pure milk of magnesia tablets that correct acidity and aid digestion when chewed and swallowed per directions. The product is sold in bottles for 35c and 60c or tins for 20c, claimed to be recommended by thousands of physicians and available at druggists.
The column surveys Abyssinia Mussolini Italy conflict threats and Ethiopian leaders, plus U S Chamber of Commerce opposition to Income and inheritance taxes. It contrasts government growth since 1801 with rising Congress and population, notes Austria’s Hapsburg issue, anti Semitic riots in Berlin, and a Washington health whisper about President Roosevelt.
Fashion notes from Cherie Nicholas highlight knitted vacation wear in two piece dresses and sweaters, featuring openwork blouses, self belts, lace, and braided necklines. Styles include cotton knits for golf and shopping, and a corduroy stitch knit pajama set with wide rib waistline and striped shirtwaist detailing. Gray and other summery shades are suggested for a chic, practical wardrobe.
Summer party dresses captivate the younger set with fluffy ruffles and sheer lace and net. Diagonal Chantilly net gowns on tulle in petal pink or baby blue epitomize dewy debutante style, while white ensembles with organeiles and organzan rise in popularity.
Accessories adopt the slogan Something Different as fashions shift. Items like gloves, bags, belts, and handkerchiefs gain new shapes and trims with shorter pigskin and suede gloves, deeper bags, wider belts, and larger handkerchiefs to complement the new tailleur.
Tiny buttons in crochet or pearl adornments highlight a sheer lingerie blouse. Rows run down the front frill and along the sides, adding delicate detail to the garment.
A sermon outlines Josiah's reform after the lost Book of the Law is found. It cites II Kings 22–23 and 2 Chron 35, showing his reading of the Law, covenant with the Lord, removal of idols, Passover revival, and expulsion of occult workers, arguing reforms bring national prosperity.
Notable quotation by Elmer R. Murphey on reciprocity of happiness and success. The passage links personal actions like smiling singing thinking and loving the world with a return of joy companionship and earthly treasures.
The piece explores the idea that individuals measure themselves by the reputation they craft rather than by intrinsic worth. It discusses social perception, self-image, and the consequences of living up to or faltering in public opinion.
The piece discusses how school vacation brings freedom and tasks for children. It urges parents to set clear rules about outings, meals, and contact, balancing leisure with responsibilities. It emphasizes communication, supervision, and respect for family routines during holidays.
A vintage notice promotes crochet chair backs and arm rests with a large filet stitch wreath design. It invites readers to request complete pattern kits No 2505 from Home Craft Company Department B at Ninth and St Louis Ave Saint Louis Missouri, with 40 cents plus a self addressed envelope for information.
A Kansas City Times summary reports psychologist Jerome We. Bethaim and the Amerie Mercury findings that sleep difficulties affect about 70 percent of educated men. The advice: avoid anxiety, relax in bed, and rest will come. many will sleep better than expected even with worry.
Two historic swords are named national treasures in Japan. One belonged to Fleet Admiral Togo from the Battle of the Japan Sea and was a gift from Emperor Taisho. The other is Bizen Fukuoka Ichimonji presented to Viscount Chokei Okaba of Kishiwada. Both will be shown in Tokyo museums.
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