10 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
1
A view of the Bund in Shanghai highlights international friction as caroness demand and British readiness to defend the quarter are noted, signaling looming risk of conflict in the international zone.
The National Geographic bulletin highlights how Mexican names and territories puzzle Americans. It notes 28 states and two territories, with contrasts between low and high elevations, and explains origins from Aztec and Maya roots shaping modern borders.
James Watt’s steam engine relief from hand pumping spurred mine pumping and industry. James Hargreaves created the spinning Jenny to aid textile yarn supply. Richard Scrivener built the power loom, boosting eighteenth century fortunes. Jacquard’s silk loom and Elias Howe’s sewing machine advanced industry, while critics note labor shifts from home work to factories.
German taxpayers are discovering that a republican government saves vast sums. Annual royal maintenance costs dropped from about $10 million to $226,000 under the presidency. Von Hindenburg's nominal salary is $15,000 with total compensation around $76,000 plus $150,000 for executive staff expenses. Monarchy costs, including Prussia’s royal spend, palaces, and vehicles, are cited as vastly higher than the current regime.
Motorists travel between Duluth and Superior on a winter ice bridge, saving tolls on the Great Northern railroad Interstate bridge. Estimates say between $50,000 and $100,000 will be saved during the sixty days of ice travel.
A book of records said to contain wills of relatives of George Washington and Stafford County Urphans court proceedings from Revolutionary days was returned to H R McIlwaine, Virginia’s Victarian, by the Union County Historical Society. The volume, taken in 1862 from Stafford courthouse by J S Haskins of Union forces, reached the society after several hands, with Governor Byrd’s involvement triggering the return voyage. Among its wills are those of John and Henry Washington whose exact relation to George Washington was not learned.
A Roanoke World News item highlights a saying about how hurtful rumors from not enemies but foolish friends can be. The piece reflects on how reports from peers shape perception and stress.
Julia Bottomley reports from 1927 trends in early spring wear featuring crepe satin lingerie sets with lace and ribbon, frosted and pyrography felt hats, spotted calfskin accessories, and bold color names like monkey skin and mother goose. Night robes trend shorter with lace trims.
A terse reflection notes that as practical, unromantic individuals multiply, they doubt or dismiss the idea of a dramatic end or judgment day, signaling declining faith in catastrophic prophecies.
Coughs and colds threaten when they reach the bronchial tubes and lungs. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is advertised as hospital proven medicine that soothes throat chest and membranes deep down. Sold at druggists for 60c and 1.00. The ad urges not to substitute generic cough syrups.
An advertisement warns to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It also promotes Roman Eye Balsam as an antiseptic ointment for eye healing and includes a Plato quote and a remark on discouragement.
James Kirkpatrick of Columbus endorses Tanlac as a miracle remedy curing indigestion pains and fatigue. He claims better sleep, renewed appetite, and ongoing use for sustained health, noting extensive sales of over 52 million bottles.
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