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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
2
The piece explains Calico and chintz wedding as a second anniversary tradition. It notes origin of the terms, favors the chintz name as more accurate, and offers celebration ideas. Guidance covers invitations, attire, and affordable chintz gift ideas like window draperies and decorative tie backs.
A sewing pattern advertisement promotes pattern 9354 with an eye catching yoke cape panel for cooler wear ideal for spectator sports and week end outings. It notes sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42, fabric needs for size 16, and instructions to send 15 cents plus name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
Washington reports three major census projects endorsed by the census bureau would create about 150 000 jobs if approved as part of a national works program. Projects include a population and unemployment census, a business activities census, and an alphabetical index of individuals from the 1900 census.
Danno O Mahoney, the Irish heavyweight, defeats Jim Londos the invincible in sensational fashion and is hailed as the world heavyweight champion across New York Pennsylvania Illinois California and about 24 other states.
Oleo rules from the Internal Revenue Bureau warn against serving oleomargarine in boarding houses or mixing coloring yourself. A manufacturer’s license costs 600 dollars, and grocers may provide coloring but must not teach customers how to mix it.
The final chapter in the history of what was believed to be the last privately owned bank in the United States was penned in the clerk of courts office. Finis was written as Citizens' Bank of Harrison Ohio deposited its books and records in a vault after founder Frank Bowles retired and liquidated the bank with state approval. All creditors were paid in full.
A city tour buyer sees only landmarks while missing its real essence. The piece argues the true city lies in its music libraries hospitals churches universities and homes and that a visitor reveals inner character in the short sightseeing ride.
R. V. Stone of the Los Angeles county health department announced at the American Association of Science Pacific sectional meeting at UCLA that he has isolated the staphylococci causing tainted food illness. This finding adds to medical science's list of bacteria and is described as a combatable germ.
A Western Newspaper Union message notes that a first view of a city reveals contrasts from vice to culture. The piece observes universal reactions, homesickness, and shifts back toward rural life, urging insight into inner life over outward glitter.
Rocky Mountain sheep once near extinction in Montana are making a comeback, according to Tom Peasley, assistant state fish and game warden, who noted renewed populations in the state.
The merchant marine comprises all vessels registered enrolled or licensed under a country's laws and flag outlining its sea fleet.
The Fat Lady quips the Human Fly vanished after an argument with his wife who swatted him. Answers Magazine publishes the cheeky exchange as a humor item.
The fragment hints at a mystery location nicknamed a castle on the Rhine with a rind clue. Readers search for the exact site and meaning behind the cryptic phrase.
A playful exchange about dancing emerges with a flirtatious line and a sly reply. The speaker hints at playful secrecy as a potential dance offer lingers, leaving the decision to curiosity and charm.
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