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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR describes worsted yarn production, fiber blending, and fabric finishing steps near The Shere. It mentions removing chert, preteen and protective components, and suggests fabric weaving and detailing processes at local mills.
A partial OCR gives a distant event dated reference and mention of a parade or ceremony. The readable items include a few names and a hinted date but details are missing. The piece suggests an advisory or notice related to a public event with unspecified participants.
The War Department outlines plans for returning American war dead from overseas for burial or cremation. Civilians in war work and government staff are included. initial shipments begin end of year with up to 18 900 bodies monthly by 1947. Next of kin will be contacted to state burial wishes.
Mrs. Sarah Garver of Logan is visiting sister Mrs. Bell Woodruff this week. Mrs. Will Yakey improves at Cass County Hospital but not yet operated on. Flora Wright visits sister Mrs. Will Payton of Logansport this weekend. Estle Pugh and family visit Mr. Mike Campbell and family of Wabash. Mable Segraves of Ohio visits Deer Creek friend George Newer and Lafay ette. War Mothers meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Fidler. members urged to attend. Lula Barr and two sons and two daughters from North Liberty visit Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Appleton. Red Cross meets at school house Tuesday afternoon. Kenneth Cook home on vacation. Harold Maddox visits Dr. and Mrs. Fern Cook. they plan to move to Mississippi for employment. Lutheran church children day exercises next Sunday evening.
The menhaden, Brevoortis tyrannus, moves north from wintering grounds off Florida as ocean temperatures rise. Known as fatback mossbunker or pogy, it is among the Atlantic coast’s most valuable fisheries with catches far exceeding haddock cod and shrimp. Florida hosts them year round, Chesapeake Bay from April to December, New Jersey May to Thanksgiving, Maine June to September.
After six years of testing airline officials announce pre-cooked frozen meals for Constellation type planes flying the Atlantic at 300 miles per hour. Meals are flash frozen then kept in a chilled box and heated by two electric whirlwind ovens in the galley to serve twelve hot meals every quarter hour.
The article outlines two main theories of American Indian origins, with most authorities favoring Mongolian roots via the Bering Strait and some arguing origins in Malaya. It notes 1924 legislation granting citizenship to non citizen Indians born in the United States and the right to vote.
Growing Feet Specialists say oxford shoes provide the best support for developing feet, recommending sturdy arches and proper fit for growing children. The advice emphasizes durability, stability, and room to grow without restricting movement.
A simple method to make sour cream dressing is to whip the cream until smooth and slightly stiff. Add a pinch of salt and, if desired, a dash of dill or onion juice for flavor.
Three pediatricians report penicillin given orally to 10 children with gonorrhea 2 with pneumonia and 2 with cellulitis led to prompt recovery in all cases.
A partial note suggests vegetable items like raw cabbage and tomatoes alongside citrus fruits affect vitamin retention during feeding. Further detail is unclear due to fragmented text.
The National Fire Protection Association cites faulty construction of farm and home buildings as causing about half of rural fire losses, underscoring the need for safer building practices and improved fire protection measures in rural areas.
A 40 acre corn field yielding 70 bushels per acre would lose about 7 000 gallons of water as it dries from maturity to 20 percent moisture. The figure illustrates the moisture loss during drying and its impact on stored grain.
Miceline pig brooders help save one extra pig per litter and produce an earlier pig crop. The unit offers a warm hover for piglets when they are not nursing, improving survival in colder sections.
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