REMEDY COMPANY Ad Offers Kidney Books and Bottles
A fragmented notice promotes remedies and bottles priced at eight dollars each. It references a remedy company and kidney related books, with unclear ordering details and contact cues.
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1940
Page
10
A fragmented notice promotes remedies and bottles priced at eight dollars each. It references a remedy company and kidney related books, with unclear ordering details and contact cues.
The article notes Mason and Dixon line remnants near Cumberland Maryland a tea chest from the Boston Tea Party kept in Medford Massachusetts the California gold rush nugget on display at the U S National Museum Washington and the first Civil War cannonball in Thomaston Georgia in Collier s.
A profile of Philip Murray C I O president crediting him with shaping labor relations and a sketch of sculptor Gutzon Borglum. The piece notes Murray's Scottish origins a boxing interest and long career as a negotiator on labor boards and in defense contexts. It also covers Borglum's varied talents and his Mount Rushmore era sculptures with references to his work and Polish Nazi accusations.
A holiday feature outlines fruit cake methods with aging tips and storage, plus several cookie recipes including Gum Drop, White Fruit Cake, Yuletide, and Orange and Lemon Christmas Cookies. It details ingredients, steps, bake times, and garnishes for festive treats.
Miss Howe presents Feeding Father a cookbook of simplified recipes to ease busy cooks during the holidays. Readers can obtain by writing to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois and enclosing 10 cents. Western Newspaper Union relays notice.
The article traces Christmas candles back to early Christian era practice with the Yule candle linked to Nativity celebrations. It notes candle lighting as a universal religious and national custom and connects Norse mid winter rites and Chanukah to the same season of light.
The article traces gift giving from ancient Roman festival practices to modern Christmas customs. It notes boxes and cards link to Rome and reports regional variations such as France giving gifts on New Year Eve while England Germany Italy and the US share similar practices with Santa visits at Christmas.
Ancient Teutons used holly as a good luck symbol and hung evergreens in homes. A legend spread that all plants blossomed on the Nativity night. Holly was linked to Christ’s crown of thorns while Puritans outlawed holly and mistletoe as pagan decorations.
Pinafore jumper design No 1252 B leads a junior fashion line praised for its head of class style. Describes high cut pinafore with unpressed front fullness two large pockets and easy construction. Sizes 11 13 15 17 19 with yardage for jumper and blouses. order details to follow.
A Florida experiment bottled sunshine in luminescent powder sealed in a bottle and frozen with liquid air. The bottle traveled by plane to New York where thawing in water caused the powder to glow and emit heat capable of frying fish.
At a sale an auctioneer resumed bidding after a whispered exchange with a bidder. The master of ceremonies disclosed a wallet worth five hundred dollars missing from the room and offered a fifty dollar reward for its return. A spectator then bid sixty dollars.
On Christmas Eve St Nicholas in Holland rides Woden's steed while Dutch children place wooden shoes by the chimney as a stop signal. In France Bonhomme Noel is greeted by shoes by the hearth. In England and the United States children hang stockings, believing they can hold more gifts.
The Puritans opposed Christmas carols and tried to discourage singing them. Yet the tradition endured, tracing to early Christian days in Rome with the French Noel and the German Weihnacht songs sharing the same origin.
A tall spruce tree stands over 267 feet high at General Grant National Park east of Fresno. Patriotic Christmas services have been held there annually since 1925 and are broadcast nationwide.
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