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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
8
An ad segment offers fabric and sewing items for church sales with sizes 48 36 and 3 yards braids and tins. It notes a 15 cent coin order method and lists The Sewing Circle department room 1824 Chicago Illinois. Also contains a scattered quote about inner life and a barometer metaphor.
A religious lesson discusses responses to the gospel, urging childlike faith and rest in Christ. It contrasts childish criticism and deadly indifference with the promise of restful companionship in the Christian yoke.
A damaged fragment warns of an unspecified watch at the door and mentions excess, minutes, and a threat to maul. The readable text is partial and unclear about names, places, or exact actions.
A breezy holiday roundup of fruit cake and cookie ideas with different recipes for dark and white fruit cakes, puddings, and candied confections. Includes preparation steps, baking times, and a note about a 10 cent mimeographed Holiday Recipes booklet available from Eleanor Howe in Chicago.
Store layout expert George T. Eager explains door design impacts sales. A door that swings both ways, wide entrances, and a floor matching the pavement draw customers. Avoid stairs and high thresholds, provide bright lighting, and aim for level floors to boost foot traffic and sales.
A washing machine firm president learns a top dealer sold more in a small town by making human errors. The salesman discovered that the dealer’s awkward mistake and genuine response won the customer, proving perfection can hinder sales while imperfect, authentic handling closes more deals.
Dr. Franz Weidenreich of Peiping Union Medical College reported at Stanford University a fossil find from Choukoutien China's upper cave. The seven person group, with fossilized animal remains and cultural objects, belongs to the Upper Paleolithic, with skulls showing affinities to European Stone age man and features common to Asiatic races today.
Reader asks how to hang pinch pleated damask curtains in a bay window dining room. A 1 by 2 inch wood strip installed near the ceiling and over wall edges supports cranes and rods for side drapes and valance. Also notes Sewing Book No 4 and quilt block patterns offered by Mrs Spears for 10 cents.
A dashing traveler with a famous charm sits with a waitress named Gwen who introduces herself and lists her background and the restaurant's atmosphere. The exchange ends with her asking for the patron's order of roast beef roast lamb stew or liver and bacon.
A concise aphorism attributed to Marcus Aurelius Antoninus urges guarding happiness through the quality of thoughts and personal discipline.
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