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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
6
Decorative angels for guest linens offer simple autcher y motifs with options for Good Morning and Good Evening designs. Pattern 6348 includes seven motifs, transfer patterns, crochet edging, materials, and stitch charts. Send 15 cents and address details to The Sewing Circle.
An American account claims Mr Chamberlain’s umbrella is a sword stick with a retractable rapier and removable ribs that expand into a entangling wire. It suggests a hidden cover can become a sandbag for defense or a pillow and even conceals a black tassel for use if communications fail.
Vincent Bendix, famed for automative and aviation devices, faces bankruptcy in Chicago with holdings over 5,000,000 including Potter Palmer Lake Shore Drive residence. His machinery firms continue operations as he pivots from real estate losses toward engineering ventures.
Homemakers can stretch meat and save money with oatmeal based dishes. Recipes include Oatmeal Apple Torte, Oatmeal Raisin Muffins, Vegetable Oatmeal Soup, Old-Fashioned Oatmeal Cookies and Meat Patties. Also tips on using oats as a diet booster and a note about a new cookbook offer.
An ad claiming a new method to treat and cure constipation is presented with bold promises and minimal detail about the approach or its effectiveness.
A compact aphorism echoes through the page, stressing that motive shapes martyrdom more than the act itself. The line appears amid editorial reflections on virtue, obedience, and the cost of principle.
A collection of practical household hints on window dressing, dried beef storage, velvet reuse, egg sandwiches, tea towel washing with borax, repairing furniture casters, reconditioning sponges, silver care with ammonia, and classifying dessert lists for menu planning.
An item notes transforming dated white linen drawn work scarves by dyeing to turquoise blue and other colors. It explains a simple method to create open spaces by pulling threads, offers care tips, and promotes two sewing books plus leaflets with a mail order offer from Mrs. Spears in Chicago.
A mixed list of trivia items and etymologies covers topics from a Texas leaguer to Cleopatra and Browning. Notable points include zodiac animals, celestial color theory, Cleopatra's nose remark, the dandelion name origin, Prospice meaning Look Forward, and hyphenated animal-named phrases like pig iron and monkey wrench.
A short fly drops between infield and outfield. Caesar and his army advance while the term savage denotes untamed and barbarian as the space between savage and civilized.
Dialog snaps two people planning finances and a ride. They discuss a second payment from a brother, a curve too fast for an ordinary car, and staying home to listen to the radio. They joke about taxiing if rain hits and pleasing a wife with a pot luck plan.
A compact quotation note attributes a line to Disraeli about character and voice, reflecting on absence of a character index. The line suggests a literary observation on how voice defines character beyond an index.
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