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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
4
Rat! Rat! Rah! The leopard coat wink at the football game. This year the leopard coat leads fashion, with beaver trimmings and clever muffs. Leopard fur appears in coats and accessories, from detachable capes to hat-and-scarf sets, popular for outdoor wear and even children’s wardrobes.
A USDA home economics recipe combines tomato with tuna and spaghetti. Cook spaghetti, drain tuna and celery in oil, mix with chopped tomatoes and olive oil, then add spaghetti and tuna. Season with salt and pepper, simmer until blended and serve.
Use any left over cereal to stuff apples after washing and coring them. Fill centers with cereal, place a dot of butter and a teaspoon of sugar on each apple, sprinkle lemon juice, and bake until soft. Serve hot with cream as breakfast or dessert.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges proper storage of dried fruits to prevent insect infestation. Use light cheesecloth during drying, sterilize fruit by brief oven heating, or fumigate with carbon disulfide in a ventilated space to kill eggs and larvae.
Household hints stress home conditions shaping a child’s character and advise on sewing with a smooth machine fronting board. It notes that dull tools hinder work and praises minimal water when cooking greens to preserve alkalinity and nutrients. An intense heat is deemed unnecessary for cooking vegetables.
Minna visits a music shop as a C Major Scale and Miss First Piece fall in love. The shop musicians debate the match with objections from Chromatic Scale and others while Grace Notes cheer. Minna dreams of a fairy tale wedding as the proposal unfolds amid playful dialogue and song.
An article encourages lunch programs in schools and teaches simple, economical food prep for children. It discusses food principles, avoiding monotony in fillings, and suggests lunch ideas such as pandowdy and open sandwiches. It emphasizes training children in nutritious choices and practical meal preparation.
The article outlines making apple butter without cider by cooking sliced apples with water into a thin sauce for three to four hours, then adding brown sugar near two thirds done. It notes flavoring by spice and vanilla and mentions variations like grape juice, lemon additions, and salt for different tastes.
A dialogue scene unfolds as C Major speaks bravely defending himself before the Buss Viol and audience. Minna hopes for a lovely wedding while others hesitate to respond, awaiting permission for remarks later. The fragment captures tension in a music students setting and a vow of restraint.
The article describes serving ice cream in diverse forms such as ring molds filled with peaches for Peach Melita, half peaches as vessels, cantaloupes and honeydew as containers, and parfaits in tall glasses. It notes attractive table settings with glassware, flowers, and accompanying desserts to enhance the meal.
A lesson outline on loving and helping neighbors drawn from Luke 10 37 James 1 27 and Matthew 25 31 46. It highlights the Good Samaritan as model and lists eight ways to be a neighbor, plus tests of pure religion and the final judgment themes with Israel and Gentiles.
A proclamation extols the work of rescuing people discarded by a harsh world and giving them new hope. It speaks of turning them from darkness to light and from Satan to God through recovery and renewal.
A fragment reflects on humility and kindness hidden beneath plain clothing. The line suggests virtue lies in modest appearance and quiet conduct rather than outward show.
The narrator recounts visits to relatives in Berlin where hosts welcomed him with daily lunches. One day Uncle Isaac invited him to dine with Uncle Solomon and the next day Uncle Solomon insisted he join Uncle Isaac, reflecting a warm but swapped hosting pattern.
A brief dialogue centers on a character named Fred who is seen walking more often. The exchange suggests he is reducing pins. The other speaker questions this, and Fred confirms he is cutting expenses.
A playful verse riffs on the bard as critics clash over clever lines. The poem teases timeless debate about art and audience, pairing Shakespearean wit with modern critical bravado.
A playful dialogue questions milk origin and cow contentment. The speakers note cows do not seem content lately and joke about nuisance questions from others. The exchange hints at curiosity about dairy quality and producer honesty.
A dialog shows the Thoughtful One lamenting murder surges while the Grouch groans and a shop floor scene reveals businessmen lecturing staff. The exchange includes jibes about grayhaired Johnson and a colored girl with varied hair in service.
A fragmented stray line hints at a rumor that Briefless plans to marry a millionaire's daughter. It questions whether he will leave his law practice and join the son-in-law business. The note reflects gossip from a Stray Storles fragment.
A brief cartoon style exchange features two wooden soldiers discussing intelligence. The first says the second lacks wit while the other deflects by calling the first a blockhead. The dialogue emphasizes light banter and rustic humor.
A brief verse-like note describes a woman playing the ukulele while a tire change unfolds. The scene unsettles the narrator, who feelings of irritation rise as the moment stalls progress. The vignette hints at tension between performance and practical tasks.
Speech style exchanges reveal a prisoner given 80 days and quips about sleep, money, and a corner stone invite. The dialogue features an Old Grouch, a bargain sale remark, and a banker retort.
A statement recalls Brown saying his house holds period furniture. The response notes a period pass and the Installment Shenk arrives to take it away again.
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