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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1940

Page

3

Spring Salads for Spring Tonics and Fresh Tastes

A guide to making refreshing spring salads using fresh fruits and vegetables. Emphasizes crisp greens and simple preparations, warns against overly rich garnishes, and suggests raw vegetables and a garlic touch. Includes a recipe for orange veal almond salad with lemon French dressing and a grapefruit segment idea.

Spring Menus From Eleanor Howe Feature Fresh Fruit Salads

Eleanor Howe offers spring menu ideas with fruit salads and colorful garnishes. Recipes include grapefruit halves with gelatin, a watermelon melon cherry salad, and a spicy summer salad with vegetables dressed in a garlic salt vinegar mix.

Answers to a Quick Quiz on Weddings and War Questions

The quick quiz covers Samoan weddings, palindromes, libel, a polecat term, top Western hemisphere nations, water chickens, Franklin’s schooling, front teeth versus molars, trademark use, and Molly Pitcher. Molly Pitcher carried water to troops. palindromes read same backward. molars are back teeth. front teeth are incisors. a trademark need not be used before registration. and Florida water chickens are rail birds.

Samoan Islands Western Hemisphere Benjamin Franklin United States Patent Office Canada Brazil United States

Feeding Father cook book offer from Eleanor Howe

Practical recipes and menus aimed at pleasing fathers are offered in Feeding Father by Eleanor Howe. Readers are invited to send 10 cents to Feeding Father care Eleanor Howe, 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, to receive a copy for the kitchen library. Western Newspaper Union releases the item.

Eleanor Howe North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois Western Newspaper Union

Women Sleeve Style Pattern 8654 for Sizes 14 to 44

A pattern description promotes a wool crepe or silk print sleeve design that flatters shoulders for misses and women. It includes a sew chart and complete directions. Pattern No 8654 offers sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 and 44 with yardage details for short and long sleeves and a contrasting collar option. Send order to the address provided.

Strange Facts From The Shadow Of Love And Iron

A compact note recalls a GE sintered alnico magnet that weighs under one ounce yet can lift 200 pounds, the world’s longest love-letter at the British Museum spanning 410000 words, and Tenerife’s El Piton peak casting a dawn or dusk shadow about 150 miles long.

General Electric British Museum el Piton Tenerife Canary Islands Atlantic Ocean Collier’s

Rules and Tools Guide a Determined Worker

A motivational voice urges adherence to rules and tools to succeed. It emphasizes knowledge of right and wrong, personal health, fair education, and courage to act. The message motivates steady effort and personal responsibility to achieve results.

Embroidered ABC Pattern 2435 with Floral Wreaths

Pattern 2435 presents a transfer showing nine 3 inch wreaths three 1% and two % inch alphabets with stitch illustrations and color schemes. Send order to the address provided.

Free book offer for piles and fistula relief

An advertisement from Dr. C. M. Coe of 503 Pine Street St Louis Missouri promotes a free valuable book offering guidance on piles and fistula. The notice claims the book will pay you and invites readers to write for the material.

C. M. Coe Pine St St. Louis, Mo

The Generous Thing Quote by Pope

A compact aphorism on human virtue, noting that many men can do wise or cunning deeds, but few can perform a truly generous act as Pope observes.

Pope

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