12 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes a bizarre scene with references to a dangerous sawfish and various people and places. The readable portions mention a safety claim, possible events or trials, and scattered names, suggesting a chaotic report with marine danger as a focal point.
Burggomaster Goskesen advanced to the tribune and waited for attention before uttering the one word Lisesaa meaning the same. He bowed and sat down as the house reacted with applause.
A wrap of global events notes the Mighty Airplane symbol in eastern campaigns and Japan plans in China. It mentions gold harvests in California and various riches, plus Mussolini’s oil goals, while reporting political upheaval in Ethiopia and a crackdown on German Jews. Also covered are pirate treasure hunts, Wall Street ambition, and a sensational Jonker diamond tale.
The report details a fourteen year old Goshen girl’s death in a furnace accident and a separate fatality near Indianapolis connected to a factory and mining disasters. It notes broader crime, public safety actions, and Kiwanis plans for 1936 with local officials quoted on law enforcement and fraternal congress activity.
The text outlines a December lesson stressing the Teacher's Spiritual Condition and the people's response to Scripture. It covers the eager assembly, the Word interpreted with clear understanding, and the resulting conviction, joy, charity, obedience, worship reform, Sabbath restoration, and marriage guidance.
A fragment reflects on drifting toward a splendid mystery beyond mortal sight and unspoken truth. The quote from E. H. Chapin frames service as rent for our earthly room and honors humble friends.
Irvin S. Cobb recalls John Buchan in wartime and laments readers' perception, notes fashion hints for American men, and comments on political families such as the Astors and Lloyd-George in a miscellany of 1920s cultural observations.
An agricultural note explains water's key role in egg yield. It cites trials showing higher water intake boosts laying efficiency, with figures on daily water use and production across three weeks. The piece urges ample drinking water and clean containers to prevent contamination.
A Pennsylvania State College extension specialist advises gathering eggs frequently to prevent chilling and preserve embryo warmth. A recent survey shows 64 percent collect twice daily, 25 percent three times, 7 percent four, 2 percent once, and 1 percent five times.
The piece advises cleaning the laying house and lining the floor with straw before moving pullets from the brooder. It warns diseases spread when houses are not disinfected and kept dry. Separate houses and ranges for old hens and pullets reduce parasite transmission.
The Rural New Yorker writer argues monthly records beat weekly or seasonal ones to monitor flock performance. Regular month end checks reveal good and bad points in each poultry flock, guiding changes to stop leaks and strengthen weak points.
The Minorca fowl is part of the Mediterranean group with some authorities arguing it forms the foundation of the Black Spanish. Edward Brown, a leading English poultry expert, says the Castilian was the original type for all Mediterranean breeds. In Spain it is thought to have entered during Moorish rule and is often called the Moorish fowl.
Heavier turkeys account for 65 to 70 percent of market weight and now command higher prices. The turkey market has shown a healthy condition since the last holiday season with more birds sold and rising prices, increasing returns to producers.
A local advertisement by Grandmother Clark offers a dainty pillow described as costly yet desirable. The note lists options for decoration and features silk and embroidery while mentioning a purchase and home delivery details at a San Antonio area address.
A reflective meditation on joy arising from purposeful work. The author links happiness to the awareness of duty, learning, and steady effort, contrasting it with past defeats and misconceptions to illuminate growth and inner mastery.
An old advertisement touts Adlerika as a complete cleansing for both upper and lower bowels. It claims to remove old toxins causing gas pain sour stomach nervousness and headaches and credits Dr H L Shoub New York with endorsements. The copy urges one spoonful daily to relieve gas and chronic constipation and notes availability at druggists and departments.
A 14-pound stone hand ax over 15 inches long was unearthed in England. Its connection to a Stone Age man remains a puzzle to modern researchers.
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