11 May 1927
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1927
Page
1
The article surveys early N ray experiments on eggs and chicks, noting improved hatch and larger birds under exposure. It discusses broader hopes for prenatal N ray treatment and warns against medical quackery and pseudoscience in civilization’s twilight.
The Senate approves a resolution to investigate presidential campaign expenditures and franking use by members. The piece warns about official mail propaganda shifting costs to taxpayers and notes calls to probe the investigators. It also discusses railroads facing air travel competition and possible mergers.
A P Gianini, founder of the Bank of Italy, built a banking empire on a love of the game. From child worker to founder, he now controls vast capital and profits. he gives 40 percent of profits to employees and donated last year to the University of California. Also note Albert Lucas's jail sentence for petit larceny and brief notes on hog farming and Camden and Burrows Lumber Co offering a new bungalow Hog Mansion.
The article traces the fall of brigands from Italy, Greece, Corsica, Asia Minor and beyond as authorities curb lawless bands. It notes ransom-driven warfare, notable captives like Lord and Lady Lancaster, and the shift from outlawry to modernization via railroads and armored travel, ending with legends such as Vassill Tchoumatk's Siberian fate.
French archaeologists say statues with removable heads existed before Christ, allowing a single monument to honor multiple notables. A Warsaw proposal cites ancient Greece examples where a temporary famous person’s likeness could be added under the head on a shared base.
Rev.FP H Collier leads Che Churches with Sunday School at 9 30 A M, C M Kennedy Superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 with all invited. Official board meets on the second Tuesday each month.
Sabbath School at 9 30 A M morning services at 10 30 and 7 00 P M with Zopher Homerickhouse superintendent Harold Baker orchestra director and Pastor H C Stuckenberg inviting strangers and newcomers to join worship at St Peter's Lutheran Church
Sunday School at 9 30 led by Howard Landis with morning worship at 10 45 and evening service at 7 00 at the First Baptist Church led by Minister W A Bender. The note closes with a call that removing the church removes the community cornerstone.
In Shrewsbury England a woman who drank a daily plot and a half of vinegar since youth died in Salop infirmary weighing 88 pounds. Doctor Urquhart noted she never ate without vinegar. once at 112 pounds she stopped solid food five weeks before death, weighing 38 pounds. Coroner ruled death from chronic intoxication due to commercial vinegar.
In Asheville North Carolina Boyd township reports no arrests in ten years. The period shows no warrant issued and no arrest record during the decade.
The coupon invites readers to learn about General Motors cars including 86 passenger models priced from 495 to 5500 with four wheel brakes and Fisher closed bodies. It promotes GM testing at the Proving Ground, time payment plans, nationwide service, and a book titled Principles & Policies to reveal behind the scenes and GM’s ongoing public goodwill.
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