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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
6
In planning easy summer meals cheese boosts flavor in both cold suppers and hot dishes. Welsh rarebit blends cheese with beer and seasonings for a memorable treat. Freshness and proper blending prevent leathery texture, and pressing cheese through a strainer aids smoothness. Timables fondues and souffles remain popular baked cheese dishes for lunch.
A witty exchange on stock strategies ends with Latter winning a bet about buying stocks outright versus buying in wrong. The remarks hint at differing approaches, highlighting caution and missteps in market choices.
A poem explains how a ferret tracks prey in burrows and caves. It describes the animal’s habit of ferreting out hidden hollows and hunting rats and mice.
Practical tips cover cooking with sugar in water to enhance peas and vegetables, window-dressing to enlarge a room, a magnet on a tape to pick up small metal items, and ironing collars on a folded Turkish towel for a smoother shine.
A 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service item catalogs cheese based fare like Welsh Rarebit, kidney beans with cheese, and a cheese pie crust. It outlines simple preparations, including butter, milk, and salt for Rarebit and a baked or fried theme. the note mentions serving with toast, crackers, and tomato sauce for variety. It emphasizes easy pairings as dessert substitutes and a fruit salad accompaniment.
Bozeman Montana farm horse use is rising as Montana State College Extension Service reports increases on ranches. Data from 24 of the state’s 56 counties show 2 to 50 percent more horses, signaling renewed favor for working stock.
In Manhattan hotel check rooms peculiar items linger including a champagne bottle at the Hotel New Yorker with a sole ID card, a faded orchid box, and a crate of chickens kept alive for days. Ferrets, window screens, shotguns, radios, an antique chair, a motorcycle windshield and hats await claim or disposal as quirks of hotel life and human habits. Dog owners draw ire from squirrel lovers and a bus top bit notes a headline about a serial husband.
A straw helmet from a South American expedition sits unused for three years while a shelf holds a year and a half old basket of Orient china. The inventory lists various grips and suitcases aged up to three years, plus a tent a year old, riding boots three years old, golfer’s clubs left behind long ago and faded satin slippers signifying forgotten items.
Star player from Solon earns communitywide attention as Jean Newton reports on the rising athlete. The feature highlights school and local sports culture, noting early-season successes and expectations for upcoming competitions.
A meditation on lasting influence of speech and memory across civilizations. The text reflects on how people become part of daily language and culture, noting the Athenian lawgiver as a foundational name among the seven wise men and eminent sages.
A fragment from a 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU item notes a woman’s refusal to yield a chance to others, hinting at a notable public or personal stake. No further context is provided in the readable text.
Clarence P. Craig fifty four turns off lights in downtown store windows each night. For sixteen years he has made about 300 store rounds nightly, twisting light switches roughly 1,700,000 times. He has walked an estimated 850,400 miles and worn out shoes at a rapid rate.
A playful exchange between two speakers prompts a lighthearted moment as one urges a smile and the other responds with amusement. The brief dialogue hints at affection and humor in a moment of shared warmth.
Lesson for August 13 covers I Samuel chapters 1 and 2 focusing on Hannah. It highlights her trials, prayer for a son, vow, Samuel’s dedication, and Thanksgiving. Emphasizes Godly motherhood, faith, and the blessing of Samuel to the Lord.
A Ruskin quote urges firm resolve to resist temptation and do one’s best to avoid it, linking faithful prayer with practical effort and honest determination. The saying emphasizes personal responsibility in moral conduct.
The excerpt urges patience, prayer, and living by present light and strength to allow the soul's growth to continue. It emphasizes spiritual progress through obedience and inner development.
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