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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1940
Page
1
Ruth Wyeth Spears invites readers to order Book 6 of her sewing series and describes a tiny four poster doll bed project for Santa to place beside a child’s bed on Christmas Eve. The article notes past reader participation and lists related craft topics covered in previous booklets.
A young wanderer arrives at the Morgan home after three days on the mountainside. He is taken in and allowed to stay overnight, while tensions rise as Virgie Serpe disputes ownership and a forthcoming marriage.
Marian Morgan confronts Branford Wills a Washin in her mother Virgie Morgans house. Marian accuses pulp people of burning, while Virgie offers shelter and political banter as Wills contemplates a campaign. The tense meeting ends with Marian bristling but restrained by a truce.
In the wake of David Morgan’s death, Tom Pruitt’s steady loyalty supports Virgie Morgan as her mill struggles with Morgan pulp stock and looming land interests. He resists cash temptations, helps guard cherished lands, and remains the quiet backbone through years of upheaval.
Virgie Morgan and Lassie care for Branford Wills, a sick young man found in a damp cabin after two nights on the mountain. Virgie worries about pneumonia while Lassie reassures and tends the coal fire, hot-water bottle, and hospital waits.
Lesson notes emphasize that the apostles asked Jesus to teach them to pray not just learn prayer. Focus on actually praying, not mere talk, with emphasis on persistent asking and knocking as acts of faith. Key points include calling God Father, asking rightly, and seeking with perseverance to receive from God.
A brief notice offers Ruth Wyeth Spears books from Drawer 1c Bedford Hills New York. Readers are instructed to enclose 106 cents per book and to include name and address.
A fragmented ad style text discusses constipation and diet. It suggests avoiding simple refined foods and hints at dietary changes as a cure with reference to white bread and other foods. The readable portion emphasizes what not to eat to relieve constipation.
A succinct poetic line likening beauty to divine handwriting, inviting praise of fair faces skies and flowers as expressions of creation.
A terse meditation on wealth argues riches are a gift that benefits only those who share and work for others. The piece contrasts personal gain with social responsibility and calls for prudent distribution of wealth.
Sleepy the oilcloth burro is lazy and silent as children play. The toy offers three redeeming features: a cute personality ease of making and easy cleaning to remove fingerprints. The 12 inch burro with green yarn mane and red halter is priced 15 cents and measures 7 9 0 2 3.
A literary reflection recalls Longfellow’s line on healing as a soft, guiding touch rather than a blow. It likens care to a musician cradling strings, seeking calm through measured, soothing Vibra tions.
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