08 Jul 1943
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
1
Ten year old Ken MecWaiehtin aims to earn a colt by proving responsibility and improving grades. His retired army father sets strict limits while mother Nell advocates for leniency and guiding the boy. As days pass without a chosen colt Ken begins a change, learning discipline and effort.
Ken wakes in darkness and plans to chase his colt. he saddles Lady, examines four broken horses, and rides toward the Range as dawn colors the sky. A strong bond with the mare emerges as they move through the Calf Pasture, Gorge, and Saddle Back under rosy clouds.
Ken rides the Saddle Back range in pursuit of yearlings as Banner the stallion clashes with Rocket and a sorrel filly. The foal escapes, then returns to join the herd, and Ken feels alive and transformed by the moment. The scene ends with Rob noting breakfast time and a cliffhanger on oatmeal.
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts rected and copied by International Council of Religious Educations used by permission.
A preacher reflects on Moses as God’s chosen leader, emphasizing divine calling, spiritual qualification, and the need for preparation. It argues that God equips while humans must surrender, and urges seekers to discern destiny and follow God’s will rather than self-will.
The piece notes a revival of rag loom weaving in communities with colorful old style floor coverings. It explains using sewn rags to create carpets and rugs, requiring about one and three quarter pounds of rags per square yard, and recommends using either cotton or wool but not both in a single rug.
A collection of witty maxims on democracy and human behavior. It quips that democracy is a state of mind where all are equal only if they truly are, notes double standards in anger, and mocks hidden ambitions and empty concerns. It closes with a pep for ambitious effort.
An advertisement explains the word admiral derives from the Arabic tamir a meaning commander of. It notes Camel cigarettes are the top choice among Navy, Army, Marine, and Coast Guard servicemen and are popular as gifts. It mentions Post Office restrictions on overseas shipments but says Camels can be sent to soldiers in the U S and abroad.
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