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Camden Record News

Location

Camden, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1935

Page

3

Secretary Wallace Praises Walker Gordon Experiment

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace visited the Walker Gordon Laboratory Company farm and praised its 3000 acre operation and the Walker Borden milk production system. Host Henry W. Jeffers described 1200 milking cows organized into herd units with in charge supervisors and centralized control for district sales and incentives.

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Indiana Statehood Aniversary Observed In Major Cities

On Wednesday several large cities marked the eighth anniversary of Indiana’s statehood with observations tied to the date in December. The Record-News notes the celebration as a public event with civic participation and patriotic sentiment.

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Fragmented literary note from a local social hour

A damaged OCR fragment describes a literary note and the closing social hour with refreshments. It mentions a leader, a blind person, and Mr Phas Sam mers of Cita in a cursory, unclear context.

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Eli Whitney and the Cotton Gin Symbol of American Labor

The article honors Eli Whitney as a mechanical genius whose 1793 cotton gin reshaped the U.S. economy. Born December 1765 in Westborough Massachusetts, he faced poverty to study at Yale and later moved to Savannah where he created the gin. By 25 years later cotton exports soared from 20,000 pounds to 270 million pounds, making King Cotton central to American wealth. Whitney died January 8, 1828, in New Haven Connecticut.

America Eli Whitney Yale Westboro Mass Chance Savannah King Cotton New Haven Conn North

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