13 Dec 1934
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
1
Pattern 1897 offers a shadow proof adjustable slip described as a form fitting undergarment. It promises easy sewing with illustration and step by step instructions, available in multiple sizes and fabrics. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York for the pattern.
A classroom pun frames a camel's hump origin as a joke about animals boarding the ark. The teacher asks how the camel got its hump and a pupil delivers the punch line about Woah telling the camel to get a hump, a quip highlighting scarce Snoop-Truth humor.
In a sharp remark she notes women insist on seriousness while men once drew the laughs. She hints at shifts in political engagement and gender expectations in public life.
In this exchange a wife laments past marriage while a spouse absolves or dismisses blame. The characters acknowledge mutual infatuation and foolishness in the union, revealing a tension between memory and accountability within a troubled relationship.
In Eden Valley and Forlorn Valley a long standing feud shapes a water dispute as Nate Tichenor and Lorraine Kershaw seek a peace while banker Silas Babson schemes to secure surface irrigation via Eden Valley creek dam. A future land grab and dam project threaten Kershaw holdings in a web of finance and power.
By 1880 almost all land in Forlorn Valley was homesteaded and farmed. Gold Run served as county seat while Valley Center grew from a settlement into a village in the heart of the valley.
A natural history explorer describes the Skating Pond on Mount Kenya ten miles south of the equator where skaters have glided on its frozen surface. He details harsh camping conditions, the Lewis glacier, Batian and Nelson peaks, and a fogged summit with a 41 degree temperature.
The readable text is fragmentary and preserves few concrete details. It mentions an event or scene in the eastern hemispheres with likely typographical errors, offering no clear names, places, or dates to support a reliable summary.
Reports from across Indiana recount abrupt deaths including John A. Large on his Logansport farm and Thomas Meyer in Logan, plus a teenage accident in Princeton. Robberies in Shel byville and Muncie feature safely taken goods, while public notices list new postmasters in Base Enterprise and Hammond and a deputy marshal in Gary. Authorities study consumer credit and relief aid distribution while a guard is killed by his own train. The 25th anniversary of the state board of accounts is set for January in Indianapolis with two key speakers.
Tourists visit King Tut Ankh Amon tomb and the temple of Karnak in Egypt. Queen Hatshepsut led construction but her inscriptions were later chiseled away by her brother, though her obelisk remains revealed after centuries.
The Postum Company advertises a free week’s supply of Postum health drink to anyone who writes for it. The offer appears in another portion of the same newspaper.
Secretary Henry A. Wallace states that the nation’s real wealth lies in its boys and girls, stressing that the United States should value the younger generation as its greatest asset.
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