24 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1939
Page
1
Advertises dress patterns No. 1794 and No. 1797 designed for sizes 12 to 20 with flat crepe silk print wool fabrics. Describes basque bodice, pleated skirt, and youthful collars. Provides fabric yardages, sleeve options, and mailing address in Chicago for order. 15 cents each.
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt recalls an Atlantic City remark by former Senator Fess criticizing war talk as unreasonable. The tale contrasts wartime tensions with a prize fight anecdote about frivolous stage punches and ignored Time signals.
Rex and Joan navigate a tense weekend as Doctor Crosby treats Bert and Joan for health concerns. Rex grows suspicious of Joan’s milk habit while Pia and staff react, prompting Rex to collect fingerprints and contemplate an ascent from Halcyon Camp.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes Brandywine Island near Beef Island on the Mississippi river, formed from the wreck of the sidewheeler Brandywine. The island lies near Arkansas and Tennessee boundaries, with a history of channel shifts and a tragic 1882 wreck that killed 155.
The text explains Gaelic as the Celtic people of Scotland Ireland and Isle of Man and as a branch of the Celts. It notes Britannica wide usage equating Gaelic with Celtic and discusses Goidelic speech in Scotland introduced by Dalriada. It also mentions the Gaelic League aiming to revive Gaelic as an official language in Ireland.
A sermon on Uzziah from II Chronicles chapters 25 to 27. It cites pride as the downfall, noting Uzziah prospered while seeking the Lord but fell into presumptuous pride that led to punishment and leprosy, ending his reign and isolation from the temple. The text stresses humility and obedience to God over self exaltation.
A religious line quotes Hebrews 4 13 about seeing the heart and all things laid bare before God, emphasizing divine scrutiny and moral accountability. The fragment presents a devotional reflection on spiritual insight and transparency before the deity.
A brief citation of 1 Corinthians 7 22 on spiritual status, noting that a servant called by the Lord is free in spirit, and a free person called by Christ becomes a servant of Christ. The fragment reflects Pauline themes on freedom and service.
A fragment reflecting on patience, endurance, and forbearance as valued moral traits. It muses on the idea that steadiness and restraint reveal what is good in people, referencing patience as a guiding virtue in life and character.
A concise examination describes the perceived reach of divine influence across cosmos and life, framing the role of belief in shaping human experience and purpose within a theological context.
Laboratory tests of the largest selling brands show Camels contain more tobacco by weight than the average of 15 competitors and burn 259 percent slower than the average. This slower burn equates to about five extra smokes per pack for Camel smokers.
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