02 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
1
The Camden Record-News imprint shows editor publisher position and a subscription price of 14 per year in advance. It notes entry at Camden Indiana post office with a 1874 date act and lawful post office registration.
A reflective meditation urges readers to seek solace in sunset and nature amid economic gloom. It contrasts modern press omnipresence with divine "evening edition" cast in purple and gold, urging attention to heavenly print over sordid headlines.
Comment argues 2 percent own 90 percent of wealth and urges measures to address inequality. It warns that half measures will fail and may lead to future crisis, likening remedy to treating a disease. It criticizes sensational but vague press coverage and notes a humorous comparison about finding a parking space.
The Clay Township Home Economics Club will meet at Mrs. Wm Huffer’s home on Wednesday afternoon November 8 for officer elections. John Bunnell of Monticello was arrested Saturday for assault on Herman Weaver of Yeoman and pled guilty paying 12 dollars 22 cents in fines and costs. George Judy showed an unusual corn specimen raised by John Burge on the Fred Richter farm northeast of town with two ears on one stalk and long stems.
A note from Mrs. M. O. Triplett advertises an unusually attractive assortment of Christmas cards in engraved, printed, or plain styles. If visiting the Record News office is inconvenient, she offers home delivery and invites readers to call.
The Camden State Bank in Indiana reports its condition as of October 25 1933 with officers Chas M Kennedy president Noah Fouts vice president Mabel Mayne cashier and Junior F Shanks assistant cashier. Listed assets and liabilities total 221107.50 with capital and surplus 188346.56 and deposits 25 000.00 6313 00 1460 94 etc.
A Kentucky paper prints a suggestive notice about hen houses and warnings of trespass. A mother asks how to divide five potatoes among four children, with a quick mash solution. A railroad report on a cow carcass ends with a kind and gentle note from the foreman. A country visit ends with auntly scolding over scandalous hammock leisure with Robert Browning.
Flora family visits from Indianapolis with son A L Moss and daughter G V Brown. Will Wasson visits his sister in Indianapolis before returning to Saskatchewan. Medford Flora family moves to a Yeoman area farm. Tate Draper family to occupy vacated residence. Dr Arthur Richter ill with pneumonia in Indianapolis. improving after hospital care. Mamie Smith, Northwestern University student, pledged to Sigma Alpha Iota Beta chapter. Galli Curci cited as member of the sorority.
Mrs D L Keen visits daughter in Pueblo Colorado. Frank Rodkey buys Wolever photography studio. Fort Wayne friends visit John Wagoner couple. G A R ladies inspect meeting with luncheon. Over 100 Rebekahs attend district meeting here. Royal members perform the work. Mrs Emmett Mabitt hosts Four Times Four Club. Cooperative supper served. Junto Club October meeting with Wilbur Lane and George Beamer as guests. Hildebrand home dinner with Halloween themed decorations. A program followed with vocalists and remarks.
A company lists a woodpile suitable for charcoal production and notes transport over a distance of about ten miles. The text mentions wired tea neta and yard references but centers on usable wood for charcoal and a shipping claim.
Nan must choose between Eric and Roy as a gale winds through Forlorn Island. Roy seizes Eric’s revolver, declares a new rule of force, and plans to force the Alents to seek help. Nan confronts a grim power shift as Sandomar and others close in.
Nana uses a revolver to stop Sandomar's advance on Eric's hut as he regains resolve to defy danger. Eric, inspired by Nana's courage, defeats fear and leads the retreat, while Roy's hesitation contrasts with their bold action. The scene ends with reflections on courage, destiny, and a future voyage aboard a tramp steamer.
In a tense moment Nan tells Eric she has decided to stay and make him her mate. His bitterness fades as she gazes at him, and a gentle kiss seals the vow of partnership and lasting commitment.
Nangear confronts Roy and her family about marrying Ericsson on Forlorn Island. Roy urges caution, Nan defends her decision, and Mother Horton hails a marriage that secures status. The Hortons weigh Ericsson against Roy as Nan asserts the bond is real and lasting.
A University of gelentist study indicates ten point type is easiest to read for extensive tests. Larger or smaller sizes reduce legibility and reading speed among participants.
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