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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1937
Page
7
A collection of practical home hacks including flavoring fruit with almond and sugar syrup, frying donut fat with cinnamon and cloves, quickly extinguishing pan burns with a potato, and making Date Kisses with dates almonds and egg. It offers sewing, carpet repair, stocking fixes, egg storage tips, and sponge cake filling ideas.
An advertisement by Dr. C. M. Coe of 503 Pine St St. Louis Mo invites sufferers of piles or fistula to write for a free 176 page book that will pay them.
A reflective adage attributed to Dante notes that deep awareness of worth leads to greater regret over squandered hours. The line contrasts knowledge with regret, underscoring urgency in prudent use of time.
Jack Benny’s New York broadcasts overwhelm Radio City crowds as NBC rents the Waldorf Astoria ballroom. Luise Rainer signs a five year Metro contract, Paul Muni eyes kennel expansions, Disney seals fifth animation award, and Edgar Bergen joins Goldwyn Follies. Vera Zorina extensions and Jane Withers’ security detail headline a busy showbiz beat.
Lace dominates daytime fashion with lace suits and dresses showcased in Miami ballrooms, featuring navy wool lace with red crepe linings, pleated blouses, and coordinated hats. Designers like Victor Stiebel trend lace as practical, wearable for afternoon events, resort wear, and even cruise outfits with new colors and vallace edging details.
The set covers avun cular as an uncle, Theodore Roosevelt as San Juan Hill fighter, Ming Dynasty in China, a thick rich soup for thi ck, Augustus Caesar, Robert Bruce inspired by a spider, pirates jolly Roger flag, shin plaster as fractional paper money, azoic meaning without life, Lake Constance on Switzerland Germany border, noon Philadelphia equals two a.m. Yokohama, English King Edward VI eaten on Sunday February 20 1547.
Special emphasis on teen age girl dresses with tailored styles avoiding the awkward phase. A charming tailored girl dress is shown in gaily patterned crinkled cloquassay cotton, among many teen age outfits exhibited this spring in shops and teen age sections.
Skirts rise to 14 to 16 inches from the ground and designers balance silhouettes by lifting waistlines. Day dresses feature high waists while evening gowns trend Empire or 1910 waists. Crown shapes vary from rounded to squared and irregular as fashion shifts toward Directoire inspired lines.
Expert workmanship makes hand knit garments suitable for all hours. Paris displays include winter sports coats in heavy wool and delicate silk lace for evening gowns. Many pieces are knitted in long lengths to be cut and tailored to current styles.
Black remains the popular choice for street wear while colors appear for sports and afternoon wear. The piece notes color variants shown alongside the favored black option, reflecting current fashion trends.
A religious lesson frames Genesis 1 1 5 and 26 31 as the start of creation The text argues that science does not confirm the Bible but that true science confirms scripture It details two creation phases heaven and earth then mankind in God's image noting Trinity active in creation and the establishment of family and dominion over nature
The piece portrays Jesus as a man of sorrow because he perceived the world’s pain sin and woe more clearly than others His deep empathy follows his unique insight into human suffering.
This fragment states that the path of sin is crowded and offers little space to turn back, depicting moral struggle as a tight, limiting route. No additional facts or persons are provided.
A remark praises a man described as well made and firm in determination, attributed to Emers son.
An advertising fragment urges readers to keep the body free of waste with Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. The copy promotes a 60 pellet bottle priced at 30 cents and uses a Goethe quotation about aim and effort to frame the product.
A compact reflection notes that evading responsibility is simpler than avoiding the consequences that follow. The aphorism contrasts duty with outcome, urging accountability.
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