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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1940
Page
1
Ruth Wyeth Spears describes Miss Fixit transforming a desk and chair with blue velveteen frames to hang enlarged snapshots. She explains color coordination with blue and red ribbons and notes Sewing Book 5, priced at 10 cents, offers more homemaking ideas. Betsy will return next week with attic magic.
Standing in Fairmount park Philadelphia is a statue dedicated to religious liberty. It was given to the American people in 1876 by the B'nai B'rith, the international Jewish organization.
Gay and Kate arrive at a Maine cabin left by Uncle John six years after his death. The pair discover oil lamps and a hidden occupant, sparking tension as they weigh staying versus leaving while grappling with fear, curiosity, and faint hints of danger.
Dr Augustus J Hambrook of the New York state commission on the hard of hearing and deaf cites 2 to 4 percent of school populations affected by hearing impairment. He stresses lip reading education and ear science as keys to improvement and notes public apathy hides available help.
A historical church lesson summary notes Jonah 3 1 10 and 4 10 11 focusing on God giving Nineveh a second chance and Jonah’s selfish reaction The piece emphasizes God’s mercy and wonder of salvation through the prophet’s mission and in contrast to human pride.
Vintage notice promotes Star quilts with designs Lone Star and Broken Star. It claims three quilts, bright yellow and orange colors, guides and color arrangements available for 15 cents plus yardage estimates. Encourages using scrap bags to aid creation of star patterns.
A reading of Collier's recounts a legend about the cattle brand 6668 adopted by Burk Burnett in 1900 after he won a Texas ranch in a poker game with a four sixes hand. The tale reflects how legends grow around early cattle branding in the West.
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