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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
3
Congressman L J Dickingon of Town defeats Gov. John Hammill to win the Republican nomination for the Senate. Victory reshapes the party slate and sets up a key race for the seat.
In a sharp exchange Egbert questions a business associate about a blond companion while Algy reveals she is married to the cab driver. The quick barbed dialogue hints at a tangled personal plot involving deception and marital ties.
J A Anderson the twenty two year old chess champion of St Louis has been named to the American team for the International Chess tournament in Germany. While a high school student he won Texas championship in 1927 and in recent years defeated several top players.
The Big Boss criticizes firing Swift as the ad writer. The Office Manager notes Swift was too snappy and recalls his phrase Hiventually-Why not now? used in an undertaker’s ad.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a trusted laxative for all ages. It emphasizes laboratory supervision, use of fresh herbal ingredients, and adherence to the doctor's original prescription. The copy claims wide consumer trust and that it is the largest selling laxative globally.
The article quotes an idea that the man who lives most successfully is the one who continues learning the longest, emphasizing lifelong study as key to achievement.
An ambrotype is a picture on prepared glass with lights shown in silver and shades by the dark unsilvered areas. It was inverted by James Ambrose Cuttin and used during the transition from daguerreotypes to modern photography.
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