22 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
1
The Camden Record-News notes its Thursday publication routine in Camden Indiana with editor and publisher M O Triplett. It lists subscription price and a date stamp June 26 1928 alongside post office filing details under federal law.
A reflective piece juxtaposes the dangers of early heavy vehicles with modern autos, noting 30 000 US deaths last year from speeding. It laments ignorance, praises the robin as harbinger of spring, and mocks a religion based Bible reading marathon while poking at naval fliers and social norms.
Last Saturday a new millinery department opened in a Camden store marking a milestone in local progress. The writer cites increased home spending as prosperity and expects growth in Camden's merchandising to meet all needs, with loyalty to Camden boosting its status in Carroll County.
Two men McCracken and Britten admit defying the Senate is risky. The piece notes that Senate investigations expose corruption and survive attempts to buy influence, recalling Teapot Dome era lessons. It emphasizes clean hands and clear conscience as essential when appearing before a Senate committee.
The piece argues that wartime spending aimed at destruction justified its cost, while postwar recovery spending builds infrastructure and morale. It notes funds previously used to sustain wartime needs shifted to roads and reform, contrasting efforts with Ford’s business and Detroit banking concerns.
A collage of jokes and light anecdotes shows Camden spouses quarreling over jewelry budgets and home dreams while a traffic cop mistake and a suitcase misdirection spark humor. Also notes a forthcoming feature on New Secrets of the Surete and a Chinese beach ad promoting bug free swimming suits.
Flora Reva A Oaks is now a trained nurse. David Oaks and family relocated to a farm south of town in Carrollton township. Mr and Mrs Harry Richter will occupy their farm home March 1. Bringhurst Ladies Aid served Farm Bureau banquet at the M E church Friday. Mrs Matilda Draper will move to Lansing Michigan to live with her son Cecil Draper. Roy Burkhart to lead Carroll County Young People Conference March 16 and 17. Morris Dailey and Opal Brown Dailey announce birth of 10 pound George Frederick in Alahambra California.
When in Logansport, stop for lunch and a stein of beer at the Buffet. Cor Market and Third. Geo Grogan, Prop.
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