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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
4
An ex change argues that a town gains wealth and growth when home folks show a confident faith that newcomers feel, inspiring new houses and industry. If locals doubt the future, even enthusiastic newcomers fade away or leave for places they believe in.
A newspaper opinion notes that many bills are introduced during sessions, about every four minutes, but few advance. It argues lawmakers use new laws to show action, yet most issues lie beyond law’s reach and legislation is not a magical solution.
A wry remark suggests an undertaker from Indianapolis moved into bootlegging as a way to boost a sluggish business. The quip notes that no business is too large or too small to advertise, implying he sought extra revenue through illicit sales.
City officials and residents watched a tax cut story fade as the budget push moves forward. Advocates had pressed for a reduction, while financial constraints prioritize services and debt payments. Local politics center on Camden’s fiscal path and long term restructuring.
Bert L. Clay and C. M. Kennedy lead Camden M. E. Church services with Sunday school at 9:30, morning worship at 10:30, and evening worship at 7:00 plus Epworth League at 6:15. Official board meets on the second Tuesday each month. Everyone invited to all services and to join if unaffiliated.
St Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church invites strangers and the unchurched to Sabbath School at 9 30 A M Morning Service at 10 30 and Evening Service at 7 00 Pastor H C Stuckenberg leads the congregation in community worship in this local church notice.
Sunday School at 9 30 led by Howard Landis as superintendent. No church service Sunday per minister W A Bender.
The Church of the Brethren at Lower Deer Creek lists Sunday School at 9 30 A M with Kenneth Cripe as superintendent Morning Service at 10 30 and Evening Service at 6 45 A cordial greeting awaits all Pastor L L Paul invites parishioners and visitors to attend services and fellowship
Advertising expert Lillian Braithwaite Hill spoke at an advertising men's banquet in Revere about truth in ads. She warned against exaggeration and cited a boiler ad campaign claiming combined improvements would total 109 percent, illustrating how misrepresentations could mislead customers.
A unique open mounted lens camera at the United States Naval Observatory takes daily photographs of the sun and sun spots. The fixed five inch lens uses a movable prism reflector and a rapid shutter to record imagery each noon when the sun is visible, with a 40 foot focal length.
A terse line pair presents a dialogue about parting with money as a lover bids farewell. The exchange frames a dramatic farewell moment centering on affection and financial loss. The phrasing hints at a broader emotional or financial consequence without detailing events or names.
Engineers at an eastern research plant produce lime and sawdust bricks claimed to resist heat, be sound and moisture proof, and usable for roofs and plastering. The mix adds ashes or sand to prevent lime carbonation, hardening within days into a crystalline brick.
The Bureau of Mines notes a shale outcrop near New Albany with an estimated 45 billion tons of shale and abundant extractable oil. It claims at least 10 gallons of oil per ton could be distilled if a commercial method existed, underscoring shale as a real future hope per Scientific American.
Bishop Burt of Buffalo weighed in on the modern notion that husbands and wives should take separate vacations. He said a few extreme cases exist where fatigue from nagging prompts a break, but most couples would be happier by seeking each other’s virtues rather than fleeing each other’s faults.
Readable bits show a damaged line about a local matter with unclear names and dates. The fragment references a real Salil and a supposed pat but yields no concrete event, action, or entities to verify.
The Kansas City Star highlights the Royal Welsh Eisteddfod as a long standing festival of Welsh culture. It describes its prize as premier and world open, likening the event to an Olympic of song with traditional costumes, harpists, banners, bards and poetic symbols drawing summer visitors to Wales.
Records show scissors or similar shears used long before Venice's sixteenth century. Pompei artifacts reveal iron, steel, and bronze shears, while early oriental nations used scissors as well. European versions were copied from Persian designs featuring ornate bird forms with beak-like blades.
A botany overview explains that fruits include the matured seed vessel and contents with accessories. It notes common usage narrows fruit to fleshy edible items and excludes grains and many nuts from everyday definitions.
Actuaries note life expectancy rising from 33 in 1800 to 40 in 1855 and 58 in 1920. In the last 50 years longevity gained about ten years. Greater infant care reduced death rates and expanded the average life. Mayo credits extended virility and longer human span.
A terse quarrel unfolds as a husband and wife spar over a memory of calling her birdlike. The husband persists with a harsh jab while the wife protests before the parrot comparison pivots the moment. The exchange turns on perception and the stubborn insistence of the cruel husband.
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