19 Aug 1943
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1943
Page
1
Crochet and knitting patterns offered with pattern numbers 5376 and 5296. Send 15 cents and 1 cent postage per pattern plus name and address to HOME NEEDLEWORK 520 So Wells St. War conditions may delay fulfillment for popular numbers.
A Moroccan wife, after her marriage, is required to sit alone in her husband’s home for seven days wearing her best outfits. Any passerby may enter to view her, reflecting a traditional courtship ritual.
Ten year old Ken selects a yearling filly from the Rocket lineage on his Wyoming ranch, angering his father who sees poor schoolwork and responsibility. Ken’s mother persuades that owning the colt could redeem him, and the change begins as Flicka is hurt attempting a fence jump, leaving Captain McLaughlin unsure if the filly is truly Toco after all.
Ken creates a quiet refuge called Flicka's Nursery beside Calf Pasture where Flicka eats oats and drinks from Lone Tree Creek. He reads aloud to her under cottonwoods as the Rodeo ends and he assumes responsibility on the ranch watching the Studebaker depart.
Ken pursues a quiet afternoon on the hillside when Flicka collapses dying near the Calf Pasture. A distant cow bellow alarms him as he debates fetching the Winchester or his twenty two before bravely approaching the distressed scene. He frees the trapped cow using wire cutters, then pauses to recover before the story continues.
John A. Sokol of a chemical firm told the Chemurgic conference in Chicago that spices, seeds and herbs once imported from the Orient can be grown in the Western hemisphere. Temperate zone herbs such as sage and marjoram can be grown in the United States, while tropical spices like pepper and cinnamon could be produced in parts of the Americas. He cited examples including mustard seed in Montana and California and paprika in California, Louisiana and South Carolina, asserting U.S. grown products compare well with imports and could reduce foreign supply pressures.
More than one third of the Home Nursing certificates issued by the American Red Cross during the year ending June 30 were issued to women in rural America. Glycerine is banned for use in foods tobacco cosmetics and toilet preparations. Medicinal use reduced to 60 percent of normal due to war demands.
Wyeth Spears explains a simple DIY chair built from scrap frames using cotton batting and muslin. The seat cushion uses cotton, down or feathers with plain or figured fabric and contrasting seam welting.
An ad style piece contrasts rights with duties and warns of value of experience. It notes soldiers display regimental insignia on flags and awards Camel cigarettes as a traditional Army preference. It mentions sales records from service stores and postal restrictions on overseas packages.
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