Camden Record-News Subscription Notice
The Camden Record-News issues a subscription notice detailing rates and renewal procedures. It lists publishers and contact points for subscription changes and directs readers to renew to continue delivery.
30 Nov 1933
Page 1
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
1
The Camden Record-News issues a subscription notice detailing rates and renewal procedures. It lists publishers and contact points for subscription changes and directs readers to renew to continue delivery.
An old notice praises careful consumer reading of ads and merchants' need to provide clear price information. It argues shoppers compare prices and that merchants should advertise clearly to attract customers.
A critical column accuses President Roosevelt of deflationary monetary policy calling the dollar borony money. It questions support from 16,000,000 former voters and labels current welfare ideas as bunk. The piece argues for stronger family in care of children rather than external supervisors.
A chaotic notice mocks a radio figure called The Songbird of the South and argues for disarmament. The piece jokes about anti freeze ads and local eateries while promoting blunt antiwar rhetoric and community classifieds.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a statement by a state official, mentioning engineers, Mark, and a general area. It is unclear and partially garbled but indicates a formal address or update from the leadership of engineering and public works at a state or regional level.
In a night of chaos native warriors close in while Eric faces a knife threat. Nan sacrifices herself to shield him as Fireheart’s doomed passion and a vengeful killer converge, sealing Nan’s death and a debt paid in blood.
Fragmentary notice shows the tax commission mentioning fidelity bond requirements and costs. Names and precise figures are unclear but indicate a mandatory bond related to official duties and orders.
David Spangler shows improvement while Mrs. Margaret Heines remains on the sick list. Flora Wright is somewhat better. George and Mrs Klumpp visit Marion. Lutheran Ladies Aid attendance noted. Martha Martin and Geneva Spangler visit. Charley Cornell hosts with Addison Slusser family. Velma Williams visits sister near Young America. McCloskey and McDowell families visit William McCloskey.
A guide to new party games and stylish table settings with tested fall recipes. Highlights include Bularoo and Scrambles games, Tell It to the Judge, Sorfty, Backgammon variations, and classic games like Parcheesi. recipes cover Manhattan Canapes Shrimp Mouquin Stuffed Pimola Entrée Pineapple and Cherry Salad Snowball Cakes and Haitian Fudge.
In a charged scene a priestess of divine descent dies as spears strike the killer. Fireheart urges White Chief to remain, pass on love, and follow a path home. Nan consoles, promises aid, and Fireheart’s final words honor her martyrdom as the warriors avenge her. The tale closes on the fading, unseeing eyes.
On Forlorn Island the Lost People mourn their priestess while Roy and Eric seek a sacred document. Petroff translates a prophecy guiding a perilous dawn crossing to Ignak Island as Nan and Eric part, wondering if fate will spare them a reunion before the sea and storms seal their fate.
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