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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
4
The text argues that beer’s return increases drunkenness and auto fatalities in Chicago and Cook County. It notes April to May spikes, with 60 deaths in the first 20 days of May, linking social menace to potential repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
An advertisement extols A-VOL as a non narcotic non habit forming remedy to ease nervous tension and aid natural sleep within minutes. It claims benefits for headaches rheumatism neuritis and period pains and offers a trial package by mail from D P C Laboratories Holton Kansas.
The modern co operative buying movement began with the Rochdale society in England in 1844, marking the first practical form of large scale cooperative purchasing and democratic member control.
A fragment notes that early British silver coin issues were minted to Ten Billion Cal. Before Christ era with reference to Bettons and clipping. The text is garbled but hints at coinage practices and possible clipping or fraud implications.
Morning worship at 9 30 A M Bible study at 10 30 A M and evening service at 8 P M led by Minister Marshall N Weaver the church invites members to seek spiritual blessings through fellowship in God’s kingdom.
The text notes the Sun is not part of a constellation and stars in the heavens are merely grouped for study. It advises not to distress over events and to take what happens for the best, quoting Pascal.
The American Agricultural Chemical Company reports a 15 year decline in U S farm horses and a larger drop in cities, cutting the total horse population by 20 000 000. Experts note horses no longer supply needed manure and urge green manure crops and crop rotation to maintain soil nutrients.
A 1631 Water journal feature offers recipes for Sauted Green Peppers with butter and consomme, a fluffy omelet using tapioca and egg whites, and a Norwegian prune dessert with prune juice and prunes. The piece blends light guidance with period cooking tips.
A vast map archive houses 50 000 items at the National Library in Paris. Researchers access a wide range of historical cartography. The collection showcases geographic exploration and imperial era mapping artifacts.
Francia H. Sisson, president of the American Bankers Association, argues that a failure-proof banking system requires not only bankers but strong government supervision and public responsibility. He warns against fake security and calls for joint action by the public, business sector, and officials to ensure sound banks nationwide.
A New Hampshire farmer, aided by a county agent, applied 500 pounds of complete fertilizer to 6 acres at a cost of 75 dollars. After four weeks cows grazed on the treated pasture for six weeks, yielding 7,000 more pounds of milk than the previous year despite fewer cows and 800 pounds less feed. Milk price context cited at 18 dollars per unit.
Purdue University Entomology outlines June 10 to 11 as the first cover spray for codling moths with a second spray two weeks later. Details note composition and weather-related cautions for timing and effectiveness, including arsenate of lead as a historic option.
A new Iced Pineapple cup made from crushed canned pineapple appears on housewives menus at winter resort beaches. Nutritional studies cite pineapple as rich in vitamins A B C and minerals. The fruit serves as breakfast fruit and as an appetizer or dessert, aiding digestion and addressing acidosis and nutrition anemia. Hawaii teaching, America’s influence on pineapple trends, and Waikiki’s fame are noted.
A vintage recipe feature urges filling cookie jars to satisfy hungry youngsters between meals. It offers chocolate cookie varieties with sifted cake flour, cocoa, sugar, butter, eggs, and optional decorations, plus baking guidance and serving ideas for school lunches.
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