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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
3
The Camden Record News notes Mrs Charelowmpe J McPhail as editor and publisher. Subscription rate information appears in the notice.
Magnus W. Alexander of the National Industrial Conference Board explains a shift in American business. High wages and productivity create broad purchasing power, reducing unemployment and labor disputes, framing labor as a partner in progress and prosperity as luxuries reach the average home.
A fragmented discussion notes that tax rates must stay fair to attract industry and homeowners while maintaining adequate public improvements. It argues that citizen and business cooperation under a well run administration sustains progress and civic trust.
Government officials argue that tax rates can stay within legal limits while supporting ongoing development. They emphasize balance between revenue needs and growth incentives, urging careful calibration rather than rapid hikes. Fiscal policymakers cite stability and long term planning as priorities.
A letter denounces a judge who used a deadly weapon to kill his son-in-law, arguing it shows bias and class prejudice. The writer laments rising crime, condemns unequal treatment of gun crimes, and questions respect for the law in society.
The passage notes farmers facing a sinking spell with no rescue from bankers as stocks and bonds slump, contrasting lender aid in different market distress.
A Christmas charity tale shows two elderly volunteers in Santa attire tending a street pot for the poor. After a sick scare, they reflect on their loneliness and vow to keep the pot boiling together, renewing hope and purpose.
An actor, Jack Corwin, visits a florists shop and buys a cyclamen for his wife after three years apart. He says the flower’s yearly display has urged him to reconcile, placing the plant as a Christmas message from his heart. Myra Gordon, the owner, feels the same festive warmth as she watches him depart with the gift.
The Christmas carol titled Luly Night, Si lent Night was written in 1818 by German priest Father Joseph Mohr while an assistant at Lauren by the Salza near Salzburg. Music was provided by Franz Gruber, a schoolmaster in Arnsdorf nearby.
Parisians fill the grand boulevard restaurants for Christmas Eve amid crowds in festive dress. Cafes stay crowded all night as people from all walks of life, including the poor clerk and the shabby artist from the Latin Quarter, join in the yearly celebration.
A timeless note recalls the 2 000 year observance of the Prince of Peace birth and how unselfish giving marks the holiday across Christendom. The reflection emphasizes peaceful moments in a quarrelsome era and the enduring wish for harmony among nations.
Christmas in France is observed chiefly in a religious way while the great revelry, feasting, and exchange of presents are reserved for the New Year.
Decorations on Christmas trees range from thin glass spheres to wide colored balls. The article notes a variety of materials used to adorn trees during the holiday season.
The notice invites attendance to Sunday school at 9:30 with M Kennedy and morning worship at 10:30 led by L. L. Paul. It mentions an automatic church board meeting on the second Tuesday each month and Lower Deer Creek Sunday School at 9:30 with Ix. C Gripe as Superintendent.
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