27 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1936
Page
1
Fragmentary text discusses power and wealth, criticizing rulers and merchants. It references Ter Praces and a vague world order, contrasting control with personal restraint and self-improvement. The source reads as philosophical commentary rather than a clear news item.
A Bristling column surveys press freedom as a nation’s mirror and urges defense planning, noting Charles Curtis’s death, global tensions with Japan, and U S government audit episodes. It cites figures like J P Morgan, Mrs F D Roosevelt, and Rudi Ball, reflecting on American values, policy, and sport.
Notable obituaries include Thomas Sands aged ninety, Emaline Wolf aged one hundred one, and Francis Hastings aged fifty four in Worthington. Legal notes report martial law in Sullivan and Vigo counties, a failed alcohol case in Mishawaka, and city water-works control disputes in Linton. Former governor Goodrich's hitchhiker incident and a Kendallville monkey fire are also noted.
A devotional outline on the Transfiguration narrative focusing on Jesus as Glorified King and the unveiling of the Messianic kingdom. It covers Moses and Elijah with Christ on the Mount, Peter’s reaction, God’s voice, and the implications for Israel and the kingdom, ending with reflections on truth and friendship.
In Houston Texas the writer riffs on George Bernard Shaw and political wits, praises Huey Long's enduring machine, visits California ranch life, and contrasts Western and Southern attitudes toward politics, agriculture, and showy plantations along the Louisiana coast.
An unusually clever yoke treatment distinguishes this daytine frock with a back opening neck and V-shaped yoke over the shoulder. Full sleeves, rear waist fullness, a flaring panel skirt, and a novelty belt. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1784-B offered in sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 38. Includes illustrated instructions.
A serialized tale titled The Widow of Ephesis describes a widow who dies with her husband but is saved from starvation by a soldier guarding crucified robbers. He convinces her to share food, citing human temptation after a heavy meal. The passage ends with a product advertisement for Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and a concluding moral note.
A notice offers the Barbara Bell Mattern Book featuring winter designs for fifteen cents. Readers are instructed to send fifteen cents and place orders to the Sewing Circle Mattern Dept. 247 W Forty Third St, New York, N.Y. Fel Syndicate WNU Service.
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