05 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
1
Simple house frock design offers a neat crisp look with an epaulet effect achieved by a single cut. Pattern 9477 available in sizes 14 through 42. 3 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 10. Complete sew chart included. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
In a courtroom scene the judge threatens a year of hard labor for George Washington Tubbs while Mrs Tubbs pleads to modify the sentence. The exchange features Mrs Tubbs requesting the judge to keep him at home and replace hard labor with a different outcome.
A humorous dialogue contrasts two boarders about cockroaches in a house. The first boarder calls them hard working bread-winners while the second notes each roach supports a wife and about 10,000 children, illustrating a comic exaggeration.
A playful exchange contrasts a professor asking what happens when an irresistible force meets an immovable body with a farm student remark that if the body is a mule it would kick itself.
The column cites Rogers Highway and criticizes European leaders over Mussolini and Ethiopia. It notes Germany's Schacht warning against brutal acts toward Jews,_New York figures on Borah, a Kansas City wanderer detained as insane, and Sverdlovsk ore discoveries signaling rising Russian gold output. A New York hospital reports a brainless 27 day old baby.
Lesson outlines the conversion of Lydia as role model, noting her listening at the river prayer and baptism after belief. It highlights Aquila and Priscilla in Corinth, their tentmaking, mentoring Apollos, and their sanctified home as a church meeting place.
A moving quotation from Dean Briggs urges persistent effort in work and self belief. It emphasizes putting heart into tasks, enduring doubt and pain, so the sky clears and life yields supreme joy.
A concise historic line asserts that true wisdom lies in knowing what is best worth while. The quotation is linked to Humphreys and reflects a philosophy of prudent judgment.
Cherie Nicholas Qolens notes the surge of colorful, tailored woolens from American and English mills ahead of the season. She highlights dramatic fifty fifty outfits pairing rich wool with suede or leather, versatile color blends, and wrinkle-free fabrics.
A stylish feature on pigskin polo coats highlights natural or dark dyes. The model showcases roomy bellows pockets sash belt strap-band sleeves adjustable at the wrist deep-set yoke and fine searsing with matched pigskin hat and paisley scarf.
Fabric makers highlight luxurious metals used on silk grounds for afternoon and evening gowns. Metals with burnished silver gold and copper faces appear on jackets accessories turbans and sandals. Metalized brocide silk crepes and sheer gauzes feature Persian Hindu and Japanese influences with rich colors and patterns.
Pink Rates Coolest Shade this summer and is described as the most expensive looking color. The article notes pink linen and shantung suits for town and country, pink sweaters with white skirts for weekends away, and glamorous gowns in shades of pink. A standout evening gown features double layers of pink chiffon under a matching wrap.
Paris women at the races wear navy outfits with white relief and blue accessories. Pale blue crepe frocks pair with darker blue hats bags and shoes as the season’s preferred color palette.
University of Wisconsin extension notes roosters reduce profits by 30 to 40 dollars per 100 hens due to spoiled fertile eggs in hot weather. The $5 million annual statewide impact includes indirect losses from lower egg prices and grading gaps, with advice to remove or confine roosters outside breeding season.
Turkey growers favor alfalfa fields for poults with clover and rape after. Greens like lettuce and spinach are preferred before range feeding and must be finely cut to prevent choking, as advised by a Missouri Farmer writer.
The article advises limiting direct sun for growing chicks and using shelter options. It suggests sowing quick-growing annuals like sunflowers to provide shade if trees are unavailable. It also recommends well insulated rooves or small shelters covered with branches or sods to offer retreats during hot days.
Commercial poultry men strive to get pullets laying in September through December, but reports show only about 15 percent of eggs laid in these months. Prices peak then, prompting better bird care. The crucial period for fall laying is the summer.
The article emphasizes providing fresh water for pullets, especially in summer, with at least four large fountains per 100 birds. It advises placing drinking pans on wooden platforms or wire frames or on gravel to prevent mud, soil-borne diseases, and intestinal worms that threaten health.
Turkey growers note spraddies or spraddles when hatched, mainly from incubator eggs rather than bens hatchings. The issue is believed to stem from a defect in artificial incubation rather than genetics or environment.
Filmer Scott and Hying near Oak town celebrate the birth of their third set of twins all girls. Other notices include Charles Bugby of Logansport jailed for assaulting police, Milo Meredith new Democratic chair in Wabash county, and postmaster Isenhberger appointed at North Manchester.
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