Subscription Price Ties PPR Verse in Vona Ance
A terse note records a subscription price tied to a PPR verse in the Vona Ance edition. Details remain unclear as OCR yields fragmented terms and inconsistent capitalization.
16 Jul 1936
Page 1
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1936
Page
1
A terse note records a subscription price tied to a PPR verse in the Vona Ance edition. Details remain unclear as OCR yields fragmented terms and inconsistent capitalization.
An advertisement extols Sargon Soft Mass Pills as a natural liver and bowel purifier. It claims calomel laxatives fail to stimulate the liver while these pills directly invigorate bile production, cleanse the bowels, and renew vitality, with free treatment offered via G. F. Willis Inc in Georgia.
Lower Deer Creek Church hosts Sunday school at 9 00 A M with Ralph Replogle supervisor. Bible story 10 30 A M and preaching each Sunday morning. First one third Sunday of month services at 3 00 PM led by Pastor Paul.
A Rockfield Christian church announces a Sunday evening service with potential guest speaker and community gathering. Local residents are invited to attend at the church location though details are partially unreadable in the clipped OCR.
Delphi boy Jacek Crimson oostro and Mrs O I Gaim of Delphi are the first from northern Indiana to register for the world Y M O A tour this summer. Leaders say they sail from New York on July 22 and return August 25 visiting France Switzerland Austria Germany Holland and Singland.
Flora Wiles improves after illness as several residents move or visit. Rev Clevenger and family relocate to Muncie. Miss Maud Allen visits from Mt. Olive. Home Economies club meets with Gladys Kuns. Zimmerman visits Peru with family. Cecil Draper returns to Peoria. Inlla Hursh visits Gladys Hursh in Oak Park. Missionary Society meets at Nora Finney’s home. Alice Sterling visits east of town. Baccalaureate at Christian church on April 23 at 7 30. Addis family returns to West Chicago. Mary Replogle travels to Greensburg Ohio to visit Frank Bock family. Roskuski family and Lehman visit Indianapolis. Steckle family returns from Logansport after visit with Ella Steckle. Carl Steinman recovering from appendectomy at Good Samaritan KokoMo. Carrollton Farm Bureau program tonight with Allbaugh and Wickard assisting.
The article discusses lower gers prices and pasture land use, manure returns, and as paled disease risks. It recommends efficient bread management, legume hay, home grown feed, and balance rations for high producing cows. It also covers strawberry cultivation, cost reduction by permanent pasture, green bean plantings every ten days, and scheduling fall pig sales to avoid spring litters.
The notice lists a postponed O I S party date to after Master April 20 and a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Artie Hughes a daughter Wanda Priseidina, with mother formerly Miss Lucille Wolf. Other items report Glen Man returning home from South Bend, Joy Altman and Wilna Mae Sullivan hosting Baptist Sunday school, calls for local news tips, Mrs. Mayme Penn and son Ralph visiting Des Moines, and Intangible Tax Law changes affecting banks and deposits. Thirty nine Philathea class members hosted by Mrs Harold Baker with devotional, games and refreshments.
Additional information on the topics may be obtained by addressing the Purdue University Agricultural extension apartment in Lafayette.
The New England genealogist Donald L. Jacobus argues a settler from 1620 to 1640 would have over 200000 descendants by the tenth generation, while Gardner Bartlett's study of 10000 New England families estimates 78125 descendants per generation.
A dog swept from a steam drifter near Elgg Scotland swam seven miles to the shore where a woman doctor cared for it. The grateful animal was returned to its owner, a Lossiemouth fisherman, with the fishing fleet.
Households face lent season with creative fish recipes like Uneeda Fish Timbales using salmon or tuna. The dish blends soda crackers milk fish and white sauce with mustard and lemon, baked in timbale moulds then served with hot sauce. Also featured Norma's Salmon Loaf served with cream sauce and chopped egg.
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