11 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1937
Page
1
A recipe for Barbecue chicken with a rapid sauce. Melt butter, add vinegar mustard Tobasco Worcestershire sugar salt and pepper, heat to boil, pour over roasted chicken and serve in five minutes. Also an ad for Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets promoting health.
A reflection asserting that honest character does not guarantee sound judgment in every matter, highlighting limits of honesty as a sole measure of discernment.
Then read about Adierika as a scientific method to rid gas and cleanse foul poisons from both upper and lower bowels. The ad claims it reduces constipation and stops irritating bacteria buildup, promising relief from gas, headaches, backaches, and general sickness. Leading druggists offer Adierika as a non gripe, non habit forming remedy.
A compact reflection on genius emphasizes a practical ethic of effort. The piece suggests that true genius avoids shirking responsibilities and consistently strives to do its best.
ANTA MONICA column reflects on disappearing city landmarks and aging figures, lamenting the loss of old fashioned grandmothers and recalling notable names from history. It also comments on New Brunswick bear licenses, Soviet five year plan tensions, and early 20th century views on women's freedom and public life.
Reports from Indiana detail multiple fatalities from vehicle crashes near Lebanon and Leipsic, plus a fatal hit by car in Evansville and a fatal accident near Richmond. Also noted are labor clashes indicting nineteen UMW members, a civil war veteran’s death, a marriage anniversary, and radium recovery at Epworth hospital. The item closes with political and legal notes on executions and a county auditor case.
Fayetteville Arkansas hosts Charles Finger famed traveler and author after he and his family relocate from St. Louis Former editor William Reedy’s death ends the Mirror Charles Finger settles on a Fayetteville homestead with five children He and his party visit Finger’s rustic home and share a week of hospitality with old friends
Instructional note from North Carolina State College on selecting hatching eggs and managing incubators. Recommends using healthy, well shaped eggs weighing over 2.3 ounces per dozen, gathering often, proper storage at 40 to 60 degrees, and cleaning incubators brooder houses. Advises culling subnormal chicks and limiting to 300 chicks per unit with required space and temperature monitoring.
C F Parrish extension poultryman NC State College warns winter management and feeding as key burdens for farmers. Proper egg selection and hatchery sourcing improve chick quality and potential profits while careless methods risk devitalized pullets and cockerels.
An authority at North Carolina State college advises against mating purebred cockerels with mongrel females. He cites questionable value in mongrels and suggests replacing mongrel females with purebred chicks for faster, better egg production. Ensure eggs come from accredited hatcheries with blood-tested stock.
Poultry notes emphasize regular market eggs at least twice weekly and female-led farm care. Avoid excessive heat in laying houses and use artificial light to prevent molt in early-hatched pullets. Wire mesh should sit above dropping boards to deter hens. Massachusetts poultry output rose 30.7 percent from 1930 to 1935 with six million chickens raised and two and a half million kept for layers. Litter has four times the fertility strength of standard manure and feed should stay in hoppers with limited dairy waste.
A magazine snippet promotes Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book. It highlights three patterns numbered 1832 1263 and 1958 with size ranges and yardage details. The piece features fictional readers praising cost efficiency ease of making and versatile tailoring for various ages and occasions. Orders are directed to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 Chicago.
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