04 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
1
Pattern 9342 offers a cape sleeve dress for mature figures with a front joining raglan effect and back yoke. Includes a small bow at the bodice and a well cut skirt, usable in flower print or solid fabric. Sizes 16 to 44. order form and diagram included. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. New York.
A passage quotes a father praising his son as heir, noting the son has a long way to go before filling his shoes. The scene contrasts with a traveler’s gruff demand for food and a waiter’s wry reply. The gag ends with a cartoonish exchange on counting to nine thrice, yielding twenty seven.
A brief joke contrasts being called dumb with a quip about ham. The punchline notes a ham can be cured, delivering a light wordplay about intelligence and cured meat.
A Charlotte based report discusses not lowering wages or cutting hours as a path to prosperity. W. J. Cameron, for Henry Ford, argues wage earners form the largest, most constant market, supporting production and consumption. References to McMasters and 1914 auto wages underscore rising prosperity, while concerns about share-the-wealth proposals and Morgan art sales appear in a broader economic reflection. The piece includes telegram notes on Kansas, Mussolini, and a drowning accident involving a New York child, with reflections on faith and mourning.
Lace dominates spring and summer trends from beachwear to day dresses and evening wear. Modern laces span cotton to linen and beyond cobweb delicacy, proving versatile for tailored suits, chiffon blouses, and sports outfits with coordinated hats and accessories.
Cherie Nicholas notes summer coats as the final word in chic for the season. Pastel swagger coats in fingertip or three-quarter lengths feature novelty rabbit woolens with soft textures, shadow-checked weaves, stripe and chevron designs, and a fine herringbone rabbit wool in pastel yellow.
Sandal shoppers face a hosiery dilemma with revealing footwear but designers respond with semi sandal hose. Extra thickness concentrates where it helps, yet remains hidden in the cut out areas. Heel and toe reinforcements plus a slim underfoot panel enhance durability. Very sheer to not so sheer stockings in summer tones arrive with new names.
Lanvin showcases drapery in portiere like swirled festoons for the season. A gold ring front decollete gown features rich black silk crepe drapery tumbling to the floor. An afternoon frock in smoke gray crepe has a criss crossed waist to hem skirt and a long sleeve green crepe gown offers panels in green and gold pailettes.
The new calf leather bags resemble camera cases with deeper dimensions than width. They are rectangular pouches worn on the wrist by straps, marking a distinct shift from the long flat envelope style that was in vogue.
A lesson digest outlines Moses birth, preservation, education, exile and marriage, call to deliver Israel, and the giving of the law. It covers the burning bush, Moses' objections, deliverance from Egypt, Red Sea crossing, and the covenant with Israel including the Decalogue and statutes, sealed by blood. It emphasizes national patriotism and religious life shaping God's people.
The real secret of happiness is to be in love with your job and do work you like and believe in. This passion not only yields happiness but also the secret of success through interest and commitment in one's duties.
A quotation on devoted patriotism stresses that true love and service to the nation require deep reverence fidelity and unwavering energy in duty, asserting limits to excessive reverence while urging steadfast zeal for the country.
A rash of thefts and shootings, accidents and political notes across the state leaves a string of deaths, arrests, and official actions. Notable items include a Muessel Brewing raid in South Bend, a farmer’s suicide near Zoah, a 41 airplane air tour from Hoosier airport, teen airplane fatalities in Mishawaka, a wheat and hog quota case against Louis Wyckoff, and veterans affairs developments in Indianapolis and Terre Haute coupled with a Jasper jail escape and a release of a distressed farmer near Upland.
A humorous household note suggests reviving blunt orange sticks by sharpening them in a pencil sharpener to extend their use. The piece, attributed to THE HOUSE WIPE, cites practical care and long service.
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