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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
2
The 17th century Spanish painter Juan Juanes born 1623 is described as the Fra Angelico of Spain. He reportedly never began a Christ or Virgin painting without fasting and prayer and devoted his art solely to church service.
Poem laments a broken heart while local social notes report visitors from Logansport Be loit Lafayette Evansville Niles and Kokomo. Decoration Day plans for Hopewell Deer Cemetery and a tractor accident are noted along with a furniture sale and wheel tire advertisement.
John Schwab of Purdue spoke to thirty five club boys on June 2 during the Pig Club Tour. He outlined a starter feed using 70 pounds ground corn 20 pounds ground wheat 10 pounds meat scraps or tankage and urged dry self feeding with a creep feeder and constant clean water to promote healthy gains and economical growth for pigs two weeks old and up.
Over a series of weekends and midweek events, residents like Ralph Sink, Helen Raber, and many guests from Fort Wayne Plymouth Chicago Indianapolis and Delphi visited family homes in Camden. The entries mention illnesses smallpox and several kinship ties as cliques gathered for birthdays camp trips and religious and community activities.
The article notes that real camphor comes solely from the tree Cinnamomum camphora, native to Formosa. Other camphor sources from mints, composites, and dipterocarps yield different, unusable varieties. Formosa supplies the majority of global camphor, with limited cultivation elsewhere.
The name Reginald, of Teutonic origin meaning wise power, appears through history in figures such as St. Reginald of Picardy patron against fever and Sir Reginald Bray architect of Windsor's St George's chapel. Rt. Rev. Reginald Heber and Reginald DeKoven are noted poets and composers. Lord Reginald Esher, a Windsor governor, held Victoria era papers and diaries now awaiting 1981 release at the British Museum for future study.
The article outlines planetary surfaces and colors. Mercury appears rock solid with little water, Venus shines with silvery brightness, Mars shows a red surface with seasonal dark markings, Jupiter and Saturn are cloud spheres with varied hues, Uranus is pale green, and Pluto seems reddened with a thin atmosphere.
Fragmentary notes describe Gog and Magog as hostile powers tied to biblical prophecies in Ezekiel and Revelation. It mentions two giant effigies in Guildhall, London, with legends of uncertain origin and a lingering tale about Gog’s survival.
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