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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
7
Fashion notes from a distant evening event
Fragmentary OCR text describes outfits with color and fabric details, a velvet dress and a cy stripe, suggesting a formal youth evening fashion display.
Lights of New York Alter Trumbull
A collection of quirky anecdotes from 1922 touches on publishing margins for authors and fans, a blind radio critic in New York, Gus Dorais versus Eddie Guest, a linekeeper with a clock, unusually long hotel beds, Hollywood actors, and the Dutch Treat club returning luncheons with famous speakers. The piece blends light social notes about celebrities, entertainment, and city life in New York.
Soup First and Savory Herbs Elevate Early Meals
A dining tip article from 1922 explains using a simple soup to reduce meat costs and improve health. It suggests egg yolk dumplings for color and calories, plus herbs like chicory chervil parsley and mint for garnishes. Also describes Maitre d Hotel Potatoes with parsley and egg yolk finish.
Engagement Breakover Sparks Unexpected Race Joke
In a playful exchange, Ned is teased about his involvement with horse racing while a girl fears announcing breaking the engagement. The dialogue centers on misheard intentions and a lighthearted misunderstanding about Ned’s activities.
Household Tips From The Times On Preserving And Pest Control
A recipe notes a teaspoonful of salt and a dessert spoonful of stems ion juice acting like salts of lemon to treat iron mold on linen. It also advises adding water after beating sugar or a pinch of baking powder to maintain mer ing weight. Prepare jars with rubbers ahead to avoid delays. Peppermint oil repels mice and drives them away from treated areas.
Girl Dashes Into Fire for Rescue of Her Doll
Evelyn Johnson five rescues her doll from a burning home in Bricksdale Man. The five year old and her mother Mrs Johnson were burned but not seriously. Evelyn carried the doll through flames to safety and was found paralyzed in a circle of fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricksdale
Man
Evelyn Johnson
Evelyn
Trap for Rats Snags Cats Dogs and Goose in Kingston
Malachi Berry set a barn trap to stop rats threatening his chicken flock in Kingston North Carolina. On successive nights the trap caught the family cat a stray dog a neighbor s cat and a goose. The rats then killed the remaining chickens the next night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. C
Malachi Berry
Berry
How the word gas got its name from chaos
In a note by Jean Newton Hat, the piece traces the origin of gas to Dutch chemist van Helmont who coined the term from the Greek chaos. It explains the early exploratory stage of gas study and the motivational etymology linking chaos to an empty space and unordered matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Webster
von Helmont
van Welmont
Russian Workers to Be Put Back in Uniforms
Local authorities plan to restore uniforms for postal workers telegraph delivery staff and concierges marking a first move to broader uniforming efforts. The policy aims to reduce class distinctions once tied to attire and echoes pre revolution practice of widespread uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Jobless Go Fishing as Rod Makers Thrive in Vermont
In Post Mills Vermont a single red company dominates the hamlet with normal production and no night shift, employing fifty workers to make split bamboo rods and fishing gear. Jobless nationwide take up angling, boosting demand for these products per company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Mills
Red
Uniforms and Rights Aboard Post Office Delivery
A discussion notes how uniforms were abolished in the Bolshevik regime and how many workers now lack distinctive dress. It cites letter carriers telegram carriers and janitors as an emerging policy move to reintroduce uniforms to curb criminal misuse of hidden identities and improve security.
Weather to Order Plans by Russian Scientists
The Russians aim to control weather with an artificial rain institute in Moscow and planned follow ups. Experiments use Dilenes ground transmitters to induce rain and break hailstorms with bell-mouthed cannon charges. When hail approaches, gunners are alerted to target the storm to minimize damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Cheek 10 Chapters My Fun for All the Children
Brief children story edited by Dorothy Edmonds uses parentheses clues to reveal Japanese objects and places. Two Japanese ladies in kimonos walk the fields to town, reading and naming items from rice to wood, water sources, and the Fujiyama peak as they travel by jinrikisha and enjoy cakes and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Edmonds
Washington
America
England
Fujiyama
Scissor Puzzle Prompts Mounting Cardboard Picture
A 1932 caption invites readers to cut out pieces, mount the section on lightweight cardboard or heavy paper, then assemble them to form a picture. Published by Western Newspaper Union.
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Wastern Newananer Union
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I de Ines
Lights OF
New York
Alter Trumbull
Gus Dorais
Detroit
Eddie Guest
Dorais
Eddie Batchelor
Dorals
Royal Ryan
Robert Ek. Sherwood
Jess Willard
H. O. Swanson
Llollywood
George Palmer Putnam
King
West Side
German Africa
Sumer
Madison Square Garden
Bronx
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Vanderbilt
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Willard S. Karn
P. Ha Sims
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Western Newspaper Union
Ned
Associated Newspapers
WNU Service
Isadore Choltin
Somerville
Mass
Charles River
By Jean Newton
United States
U.S. Reeva, M. R. Zaegel & Co
Sheboygan, Wis
BAYER
the Bayer Co., Inc
Old
Japan
Scissor
Ameri
Panama Canal
California
New Santa Paula
Santa Rosa
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Grace Line
Havana
Panama
Ta Rica
el Salvador
Guatemala
Mexico
Colombia
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
Hanover Square
Pine Street
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