13 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
1
A knitting pattern for jerkin and hat is available from The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept at 82 Eighth Ave New York. Send 15 cents in coins to obtain the pattern.
A compact reflection on duty. Phillips Brooks argues the ordinary duties of the common man are the hardest, while heroes pursue lofty aims. He says great tasks are easier than small ones, though they demand more sacrifice.
Virgie Morgan discovers a personal letter from Wallace Withers about selling Bennett spruce. She orders Lucy to attend a late conference with Marian and Wills to record Withers terms and possibly counter his racket. Virgie muses on Ines and the struggle to manage the mill and her family.
Virgie Morgan confronts Wallace Withers during a tense home visit about timber sales while wary Marian suspects Withers of sabotaging the mill. Fires, wrecked tracks, and rumors cloud the deal as Virgie weighs security and loyalty against Wills.
Virgie Morgan confronts Wallace Withers about big business pushing into Hazel Fork. He outlines foreclosures and labor claims ahead of mortgages and proposes cooperation to buy her mill, asserting future development and profit rather than fighting progress.
Virgie stands firm against Wallace who seeks to buy and upgrade the mill, claiming right to purchase at fair value and threatening to force competition. Lucy notes the discussion as Withers asserts control and pivots toward a pulp industry venture in a staged business meeting.
Lesson for February 16 outlines subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission. The notice foregrounds curricular material and authorized content for teaching and study.
A devotional article on Luke 17 1 4 11 19 stresses forgiveness as a daily duty and gratitude as a neglected grace. It cites rebuke for offenses and urges believers to thank God and others, noting Jesus valued the one Samaritan leper’s gratitude.
A reflective quote urges to welcome beauty in all faces skies flowers and thank the divine source as a blessed draught for the eyes. It emphasizes honest perception and gratitude for natural and human beauty in daily life.
The speaker asserts the Bible is a valuable guide and notes repeated reading as a personal practice. They describe reading the text thoroughly many times and emphasize its guiding role in daily life.
A set of trivia prompts asking about stirrups, early canal projects Welland Suez or Panam, Roman emperors, language frequency, cats, mythical sorceress, early cars by rail, and a simile about war.
A list of quiz style clues mentions topics from Suez canal to Caligula and Circe. It notes the first railway dut was introduced on the B. & Ohio route in 1863. The passage includes references to the word set and to Moloch.
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