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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1949
Page
2
Notice shows second class matter status dated November 2 1907 with post office in Patoka Illinois and subscription rates for Marion and outside county in advance per the 1879 act.
A compact devotional card presenting Mark 11 1 11 15 18 and Luke gospel verses with Matthew 11 gavotational reading style. It emphasizes palm procession and temple actions in a liturgical reading format.
A 1949 column riffs on science shaping thoughts and geopolitics with tongue in cheek fear. It toys with a future where beams or rays might bend leaders and publics, citing Gromyko Truman Stalin Vishinsky and Henry Wallace, then shifts to a Pickett Line vignette on politics and booze prices.
An analysis of Jesus refraining from explicit messianic claim until the Triumphal Entry, riding a royal mule and entering Jerusalem as king. It notes his refusal to declare a simple yes or no, the symbolic power of the palm procession, and his cleansing of the temple as a claim of divine authority over God’s house amid priestly corruption.
The Technicolor version of A Yankee at King Arthur's Court screens three times, praised as Paramount's best among the three. Bing Crosby Sir Cecil Hardwick Rhonda Fleming and William Bendix star with upbeat songs and new knee-baring comedy by Hardwick. A nine minute Eyes on Hollywood short with Alan Ladd and Mary Jane Saunders shows studio life. King the dog makes screen debut with adventurous antics, and Rebel the horse marks its 13th birthday on Monogram’s The Kid Came West set.
Fred surprises his wife and bridge club by pulling from the attic a book of poems published 20 years ago by his mother. Aime wants a brag worthy ancestor and Tom Cooke laughs at the ruse while Fred admits the plan, promising secrecy to avoid spoiling the joke.
Fred recalls a grandmother manuscript of poems published after his mother rewrote and added verses. The publisher printed about 2000 copies before the truth surfaced that some poems matched Walt Whitman. All but one copy were destroyed by the mother, leaving a single sentimental keepsake.
A compact list of crossword hints with numbered clues such as 1A short stocking 5 Fellow 9 Hazy 10 Book of the Old Testament 12 Narrow passage and others up to 44Saucy, with a note that the solution appears in the next issue.
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