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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
7
The readable text poses scattered questions and facts about anatomy geography and history. Mentions vessels heart lungs lungs and blood flow uncertain lines reference the Statue of Liberty Mississippi geography fruit Puerto Rico and Great Lakes with numeric figures suggesting a collage of trivia snippets.
A new department promotes wallboard and plywood patterns for jig or coping saw projects. Featured are 24 inch tall cutout figures inspired by Gone With the Wind with patterns Z9067 and Z9068, each 15 cents, showing a berrified hoop skirt lady and a belle with a sprinkling can. Order from Aunt Martha, Box 166-W, Kansas City, Missouri.
An excited woman at the infants school rushed in brandishing a heavy hammer seeking Miss Davids. The frightened teacher fled as the principal invited calm discussion in his room. The visitor declared she would use the hammer to drive in a nail torn by her child.
A note on minds that seem self made and grow against odds, rising through obstacles with solitary drive. Washington Irving is implied as the source of reflection on genius and perseverance.
Household hints for a St Patrick’s Day party include Irish Paddy’s Pig crafts with potatoes and gum drops, decorative marshmallow pipes, and simple menus. Recipes cover Cloverleaf rolls, potato chips, Shamrock Salad, and Angel Food Snowballs, with a call to obtain Eleanor Howe’s Easy Entertaining booklet.
A condensed survey traces Rudolph Diesel's invention and its impact on submarines, notes his death in 1913, and recounts David Wilmot’s Wilmot Proviso and political arc. It then shifts to Samuel Colt, Hartford born in 1814, who invented the Colt revolver in 1836 and shaped frontier law and gunplay myth.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1902-B offers a simple to work dress in gingham linen or chambray or thin wool with a gathered bodice, shoulder yoke, slim skirt and waist tied with a sash. Sizes range 36 to 52. size 38 requires 4.4 yards of fabric plus notions. Send 15 cents, name, address, style, number, and size to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
The hottest man made flame reaches 18 300 degrees Fahrenheit in an atomic nitrogen arc at 14 000 psi. Silky silk hats are traditional chimney sweep headgear amid a dangerous explosives trade that enforces safety rules such as no metal buttons. Hippopotamus can walk underwater and graze on aquatic vegetation according to Collier's.
Scotland Yard derives its name from a former kings of Scotland palace on site visited by Scottish rulers. The Metropolitan Police later took over the premises for headquarters in the 19th century. New Scotland Yard now houses a crime museum.
A brief aphorism on fashion as a mask for knavery and folly. The quote labels fashion as a social cover used to excuse vanity and deceit, attributed to Churchill.
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