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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1930
Page
4
The Camden Record-News details its weekly publication from Carden Carrot County Pnelioune with WARREN as Editor and Publisher and a price of TAU PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
The 2000th anniversary of Virgil prompted global tributes with lectures and exhibitions. Americans organized about 300 public celebrations and Mexico even declared Oct. 15 a holiday while scholars praised Virgil's influence on religion, law, and humane ideals across ages.
A fragmented vintage list of sauces and preparations for seafood and meats. Includes directions for Sauce Alhambra and Berber Sauce with eggs lemon juice and oil, Horseradish Sauce for seafood, and a partial note on tarragon vinegar capers pickles olives and parsley.
Notice reads owner call at Record News office for details about a damaged or missing decorative iron gate. The fragment provides no date or location beyond the publication's contact point.
Mr and Mrs Charles Fergeson of Logansport called in Camden on Wednesday Abner Leiber and family visited Russell Oliphant in Frankfort Sunday Mrs Alice Leslie and son Fred spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Andy Reiken of Monticello Mrs Roy Green and baby visited Mrs Raymond Penn and children this week
Community notices include an advertisement for Slabwood at 1.50 per card and a Beads on a String event on Saturday November 22. The page also lists several weekend visits and trips among locals including Marshall Wingard in Port Wayne, Audra Alma, Leora Castle, and Virginia Simons, plus multiple family visits and farm sales and moves around Camden and nearby areas.
Rev and Mrs Bender attended a Mentone funeral service for a close friend P W Busenberg. Mention notes Curtis McCain and James Ruhl visiting Wabash with Ruhl formerly Camden Lumber manager now with Smith Lumber in Wabash.
Leo Tribbett of South Bend and his mother visited John Lenon and family in Lafayette after spending Saturday night and Sunday with the Farmers Cooperative Store in Rockfield.
Carrall county and township tuberculosis officials held a Friday luncheon at 12 30 to discuss methods for the annual Seal Sale starting Thanksgiving. Attendees included Mrs Parker head of Tippecanoe Health Association and several local residents from Delphi Carrollton Jefferson Township and Camden. The Young Women's Missionary Society met midweek with Miss Marjorie Kahl and Mary Cohee reading scripture. Mr and Mrs Harold Baker hosted a Wednesday dinner for guests including Mrs Wyatt and others visiting from Langdon.
Rev F H Collier pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 A M and morning worship at 10 30 A M at Kennedy September. Everyone invited to all services and those without a church home are specially invited to worship with us. Official board meets on the second Tuesday of each month.
J D Martin of Richmond Virginia owned a copper cent valued at two hundred dollars a check amounts to payment for the coin. The Numismatic Company Fort Worth Texas bought the penny and urges readers to request their large illustrated folder detailing coins and stamps in circulation and how to profit.
Advert promotes AWOL a new pain relief tablet said to end headaches, rheumatic and nerve pains within five minutes. Pitched as safe without aspirin or acetanilid, it claims to ease menstrual pain and be prescribed by doctors and nurses. Trial at the drugstore guarantees money back if pain persists after five minutes.
The wind is caused by air moving from regions of higher to lower pressure along the surface as the sun heats the earth and creates ascending currents.
South of Maricopa California a small lake turned red over time due to a minute algae growth of diatoms. Scientists explain the reddening as a natural phenomenon linked to ancient biblical superstition.
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