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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1950
Page
3
A vintage advertisement offers fifty cent terms and a five dollar reward for readers for new Grandma sayings. It extols Nu-Maid margarine with improved taste and smoother spread. The notice invites submissions to Grandma at 109 East Pearl Street Cincinnati Ohio 452.
In Battle Creek Michigan on July 30 1949 Mrs Zilpha Perske asked for a hundred dollars and fatally shot herself after a quarrel. Her husband gave blood to save her and learned the money was for a birthday hunting surprise. A 1924 mail train robbery linked inspector Bill Fahy to the theft and capture. A Berlin CBS broadcast recalls a German wife who faced a tragic trio of husbands and a double misfortune.
A flurry of entertainment chatter from New York covers STARES SCREENY RADIO ROBERT YOUNG and wife celebrating their 17th anniversary amid engagements. The piece notes Rosemary, Ellen promotion, Father Knows Best, safer driving campaigns, and casting buzz for Prehistoric Women. It mentions Stefan Schnabel and Arthur Schnabel lineage, Dan Seymour’s Boys' Club role, Alan Dale’s fan fever, Robert Q. Lewis interview antics, and career reunions of Steve Cochran and Robert Webber.
Gail recalls lifelong loyalty as she wanders a moonlit path with Tommy Berkley while Clark Davis pursues her. Tommy intervenes, beating Davis and protecting Gail, then learns of Rita Young and his engagement, ending the scene with a wary but hopeful note.
Dried fruits and dried beans absorb moisture more quickly when immersed in warm water than in cold water. The warmer temperature accelerates hydration, affecting texture and cooking times.
The article argues the home town newspaper is a mirror and clearing house for local life. It serves as a library of information, a marketplace, a watchdog on civic affairs, and a partner with readers and advertisers in shaping community well being.
A digitized crossword list presents across items and numbers for a mixed set of clues. Entries include foods, traits, measurements, animals, and other common terms with numbers suggesting grid positions and themes.
Thousands of poultrymen seek lower chick-rearing costs by following the Dixie Pullet Growing Program. The plan promotes cheaper scratch grain and staged feeding from birth to 18 weeks, with Dixie Starter Grower Mash and Dixie Growing Grains. A new pamphlet titled Raising Baby Chicks for Profit is available from Dixie dealers.
Small advertisement offers a Feedys Booster to fix feeding problems on balers. Claims low cost and easy mounting. For more information contact Maruel Floyd Route 6 Lafayette Indiana.
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