02 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
1
Poem fragment presents a distilled} sentiment about truth and beauty as essential and knowledge in life. The line echoes Keats famous octave asserting truth and beauty are inseparable and sufficient for understanding existence.
The piece profiles Italian composer Gian Francesco Malipiero, once censured by Mussolini, now acclaimed for his symphony Elegiaca. It notes war trauma shaping his art, rumors of subversive sabotage in a totalitarian state, and his life at a stone villa near Venice with a knack for humane, animal-friendly living.
Elizabeth C. James summarizes Edgar Allan Poe’s The Pit and the Pendulum noting the prisoner’s confinement, shifting robes, and the looming torture of the Inquisition pit while he pieces together his surroundings and survival strategy. The piece frames Poe’s use of fear, space, and anticipation in the gothic scene.
The article surveys Edgar Allan Poe as a complex figure. It notes his turbulent youth at the University of Virginia and West Point, his disinheritance, and his later fame in Europe and America. It highlights his strong literary criticism and acclaimed short stories and poems.
A prisoner bound to a bench in a stone chamber endures a collapsing wall and a descending steel blade. Rats chew through his bonds to free him as the pendulum rises. He escapes just as walls heat and close in, transforming the cell into a deadly trap.
A lesson on Marys act of worship for Mark 14 3 11 27 31, contrasting it with Judas betrayal and the disciples bravado. Emphasizes Christ centered love as driving force behind service and warns against self reliance in faith.
A fragment quotes Seton lamenting that people have no right to impose their discordant states of mind on loved ones nor to rob them of sunshine or brightness, illustrating concerns about intrusion and emotional boundaries.
Nutrition expert C Houston Goodiss explains iron as a vital element in blood health. The article covers iron’s role in transporting oxygen, signs of deficiency, and the link to anemia, plus daily iron needs for adults, women, expectant mothers, and children. It discusses iron sources, particularly eggs, and outlines primary and secondary anemia causes.
Regal cross stitch design features a peacock motif for bedspreads. Details include 10 and 5 to the inch stitches, color charts, stitch illustrations, and material requirements. The pattern measures 15 by 18 inches with a smaller reverse motif and costs 15 cents sent to The Sewing Circle Household Art Dept. 259 West Street, New York.
The article urges daily iron with surplus for health, especially for girls through adolescence. It lists iron rich foods like egg yolk liver molasses dried beans whole grains and leafy greens and notes copper is also essential for iron utilization with liver nuts beans cereals and poultry as sources. The author offers to send homemakers a combined iron copper list and sample menus.
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