13 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
1
Fragmented readable text notes a discussion or note about Hesnes To Nein 1D sed for a worn ven phase at pins. The garbled lines mention a past event or evaluation and reference names like Sayeed Vegwor and Phe We. Context is unclear but suggests a procedural or technical memo with evaluative language.
Tips from the article aim to help readers enjoy preferred dishes without heartburn gas or sour stomach. It notes Americans seek money through games of chance and mentions gambling as a popular pastime among Americans.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast acting remedy for lingering coughs, chest colds, and bronchial irritation. It claims the product soothes inflamed membranes and loosens germs, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
Miss E Kennedy of Pasadena California reports persistent dandruff and itchy scalp for over a year. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after ads and says she is now free of the condition and hair looks fine. Free samples offered by Cuticura Dept Malden Mass.
A heritage report notes the royal burial rites for Britain's king and queen, with Archbishop Canterbury leading a solemn service. It covers the crown procession, public sorrow, and the national finance talk as bonds worth 2.4 billion dollars are allocated to World War veterans and related costs. The piece also touches on Haile Selassie’s residence, Ethiopian reports, and various curiosities from the era, including the Dionne quints and political figures like Lloyd George and Huey Long.
A Simplicity pattern 9600 for a surplice bodice dress promises a slenderizing silhouette from collar to skirt. Available in sizes 16 through 46, it requires 35 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 36 and includes a complete sew chart. Order by sending fifteen cents plus name address style number and size to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in New York.
A recent typhoon on Japan s east coast caused floods that swept poisonous snakes into Tokyo suburbs. Police issued warnings to residents as crews worked to secure areas and prevent bites.
A string of obituaries notes deaths across Indiana including Dr. J. Fortune of Wisconsin Indians, Mrs. Kate Haar of Brimfield, and Willard Parrish of Shelbyville. Public notices cover Hanover Sigma Chi revival, Muncie gambling probes, and candidacy announcements like John McNoe for Congress. Also reported are license plate colors honoring Purdue and IU, a fatal Grabill car-train crash, and a Union City fire loss of 25 000 dollars.
A column mixes dental hopes from a New York scientist promising painless dentistry with social commentary. It harks to Irving Berlin and political scenes, noting inflation fears, farmer crops, and King Edward’s era, concluding with a light digression on spinach and the King’s welcome.
A fragmented 1920s style sketch describes Shanghai facing vast population, Yangtze trade, and rapid modern building. It contrasts new western offices with aging Chinese districts and notes foreign settlements shaping commerce, planning, and urban growth along the Bund and Nantao.
Describes American origin of prickly pear cacti seen in Africa and Asia as it notes cactus plants in Ethiopian battlefield imagery. Explains cacti spread from Mexico and South America to the Mediterranean and then northeast Africa, becoming a naturalized landscape feature.
The Mind Meter by Lowell Henderson presents eight incomplete statements with four choices each. Readers underline the correct answer such as treasury secretary or capital of Nevada Carson City and other choices like Greek orator or color chartreuse.
Greek orator Pate Green and Hyacinth are mentioned with Gulf of Mexico references linked to Arizona Minnesota in a fragmented regional note.
Open Season Harry M. Fisher of Xenia Ohio, a railroad engineer, seeks a bird catcher to aid his locomotive cow catcher after his headlight suddenly failed. He investigated and found a hen pheasant flew into the night, shattered the lens and wedged itself in the reflector.
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