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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1924

Page

2

Lord of the Thunder Gate saga continues in Japan

In the audience with Alberta and Uncle Sandy the plan to marry Ray tightens as Kayama’s body lies buried and Wells plots a masked return. The Japanese estate hides secrets while Wells mols to reclaim Ellen and prepare a staged reunion with Sanderson for a perilous homecoming.

Sandy Ray Alberta Bob Sanderson Williams Jim Bob Wells Japan Ellen Kayama

Dead white man found by river in oriental attire

A rice coolie discovers a dead white man in strange clothing by a river. He imagines police will accuse him of murder and considers how the reward notice tempts others to claim the bounty. He hides the body and fears Lord Kayama’s wrath and money.

Aochi- San Thunder Gate Kayama Kayama-San Wells Ecoolie Robert Wells

Uncle Dave’s New Year Promise Told By Judge

A racially charged anecdote recounts an elderly Black man who earns money from white customers through cleaning and laundry. After being asked about his health, he jokes that he will live another year because he always lives till the New Year. The exchange is labeled as a judge’s remark.

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Picnic with Ice Cream Freezer Says USDA

The United States Department of Agriculture urges summer picnics as a relief for mothers. Plan ahead with simple foods, paper utensils, and a freezer to keep milk and butter chilled. Family members share tasks to minimize work and maximize rest and enjoyment.

United States Department of Agriculture

Systematized spring cleaning guidance from agriculture department

The United States Department of Agriculture urges a planned, systematic approach to housecleaning to avoid upheaval. It advises keeping dirt out, reducing dust traps, removing clutter, cleaning gradually, and using proper tools and limited cleaners while involving the whole family.

United Cee Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture

Care of Food in the Home Farmers Bulletin noted

The article explains spoilage causes from bacteria yeasts molds heat cold moisture loss insects and pests to careless handling. It cites USDA Farmers Bulletin 1374 and urges proper home care to reduce waste.

United States Department of Agriculture Farmers

Quick Potato Soup for School Lunch

The United States Department of Agriculture recommends a fast hot lunch soup. Use 1 quart milk 1 cup grated fat 1 percent teaspoon salt and onion juice. Boil potatoes in milk then add fat salt and onion juice. Serve six portions about a cup each.

United States Department of Agriculture

Cheese and Macaroni Loaf Recipe from USDA

The United States Department of Agriculture provides a Cheese and Macaroni Loaf recipe combining macaroni with cheese or cheese sauce. Ingredients include macaroni butter milk eggs bread crumbs cheese parsley onion and green pepper. Mix fold in egg whites, bake in a buttered paper lined dish in hot water for 30 to 45 minutes and serve with tomato sauce.

United States Department of Agriculture

Prune Dessert With Nut Meats For Emergency Snack

Prunes with nut meats make a quick emergency dessert by pitting and mashing cooked prunes and adding chopped nuts. Stir in lemon juice and sugar, serve with cream, or bake in pastry shells with whipped cream or browned meringue. A simple school lunch filler and cracker pairing is suggested by the USDA.

United States Department of Agriculture

Glaze for Pies Tips From USDA on Brush Glazing

The United States Department of Agriculture advises brushing the upper crusts of pies with a glaze made from eight tablespoonfuls of milk to one beaten egg. Use the mixture economically, saving leftovers for pudding or French toast, applying the glaze with a fork wrapped in clean muslin.

United States Department of Agriculture

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patients

In Kankakee Illinois Mrs Harry CovuLom reports weakness relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy strengthened her enabling a healthy baby and renewed ability to work at home. The letter touts benefits for female weakness backache nervousness irregularities and related troubles and notes widespread pharmacist availability.

Kankakee Illinois Inlaw Lydia E J Pinkham Harry CovuLom Harrison Ave Ilinois Lydia E. Pinkham

Circus Couple Refuse Question in Midair Scene

The Hiwkes, famed circus performers, perform a high trapeze routine as the Mrs. asks for a new gown. The husband replies with a lighthearted quip about not being in a position to refuse, adding a playful tone to the act.

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the Lord of Thunder Gate Sidney Herschel Small The Bobbs-Merrill Co American Rob James B. Sanderson TOBH Doan C. Harper N. Center Ave Galva Ill Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem Buffalo, N. Y Hunt A.B. Richards Medicine Co Sherman,Tex Watson RE. Coleman Frhb Washington, D Winslow AtAll Dragaiste Parker’s Danaruff Hiscox
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