06 Nov 1941
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1941
Page
1
An old advertisement extols a worm treatment for poultry claiming revived vitality and higher profits. It targets growers with run-down birds and promises faster weight gain and better sale prices. The offer specifies prices for small batches and hints at nationwide availability.
Bill Roper and Shoshone Wilce, enemies turned allies, plot a bold nighttime escape and assault on a cabin held by Thorpe gunmen to rescue the captive and end the threat to Roper's love, while wary of the outpost's watch. The two men reflect on the risks and devise a dangerous plan to strike before daylight.
Roper and Shoshone Wilce edge toward a winter cabin under snowfall. Jody remains captured while Thorpe's men hide in the shack, outposts watch the darkness, and dawn nears as plans for a quiet takedown unfold.
A quotation from Daniel Webster credits America with shaping the world through the character of Washington and asserts that this contribution alone merits global respect for American institutions.
The questions cover history science geography language and trivia. Topics include the emperor who legalized Christianity the effects of forest fires on fish air pressure at sea level the meaning of an apocryphal story sea to lake sizes the largest US city not on navigable water and the author of a famous line about six honest serving men.
The page lists six items including Constantine the Great as Question 1 and confirms answers such as Yes to Q2. It notes alkali ash destroys fish, a pressure value of 14.7 psi, a questionable authority for Q4, the Black Sea being five times as large, and Indianapolis as a location. An author Kipling entry and a Raleigh contest ad offer liberal prizes.
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