14 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
1
The Camden Record-News publishes details of its staff and a subscription offer. Publisher Every Thoratay in Camden Indiana lists M O Triplett as editor and publisher with a $100 per year advance subscription and post office entry date June 26 1926 under the 1879 act.
The piece urges Congress to start the January session focusing on national rehabilitation and constructive action rather than partisan gains. It calls for strengthening or removing weak links in the economic recovery, addressing injustices, and advancing a broad recovery program without political bickering. It stresses unity and practical measures for the public good.
The piece cites Carrie Chapman Catt urging restraint to avoid another war and criticizes political costs and profiteering. It notes sentiment on one-term offices, national debt, a new ambassador to Russia named Bullitt, and opposition on monetary policy, ending with holiday wishes.
The annual Christmas seals sale is under way in Carroll County with 75 percent of funds staying locally for nurse support skin testing clinics and X rays. Seals cost ten cents each and county quota is ten cents per capita. Five patients were sent to Rockville Sanitorium last year. Local coordinators include Mrs Fred Cole in Jackson township Miss Mary Ahead in Rock Creek and Miss Effie Guckien in Washington.
Deer Creek items note Douglas Lenon is ill and the Chas Spangler family quarantined for scarlet fever. Several visits occur among Lenon and Campbell families, with travel to South Bend and Logansport mentioned. An Eight Years in Iron Tank feature heads to next Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner.
Eric and his companions endure a perilous paddle through steady seas and shifting currents. The group sights land near Nan’s lost world as a trading ship appears on the horizon, signaling a final confrontation with fate and the promise of return.
The Chelsea guided by Captain Nelson ferries survivors from the Intrepid to deep water near Forlorn Inland. Nan and Horton reunite with the crew while Petroff and Big Smith accept passage. The crew and captors celebrate as the ship fills with presents for distant friends, ending with a vow to tell the tale.
Classified notices show Mrs. C. M. Holles offering dressmaking remodeling repairs and furbishings at the Lesh Building with prices to fit the times. Also notices advertise sale of pie pumpkins by John Bowerman on Roger farm Rockfield, and home grown navy beans by Sam Bechdell. Christmas card orders urged by Mrs. M Qo Triplett at the Record-News office.
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