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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1940
Page
3
Summer salads aid meals from appetizers to desserts with fresh greens fruits and vegetables. A variety of recipes follow including Crab Apple Salads Fruit Salad Golden Fruit Salad and Tomato Jelly Rings With Salmon plus dressings and serving ideas. A teaser notes a forthcoming Eleanor Howe column offering picnic recipes.
Green peppers halved and simmered ten minutes form tasty bases for creamed or scalloped fish dishes. After filling, bake the peppers about five minutes to brown the tops.
Install a bird-cage hook on the top of the closet door to create space for six to eight hangers. It helps keep long dresses off the floor and maximizes storage in small bedrooms.
Describes a lightweight dress design with a buttoned bodice and shallow feverish mood for a youthful circular skirt. Pattern No. 8727 offers sizes 14 through 42 and requires 438 yards of 39 inch material for size 16. Send order to:
Lesson subjects and scripture texts are selected under the International Council religious education program. The guide outlines the chosen readings and topics for August 18, emphasizing educational aims and scriptural focus.
An instructional sermon outline on Psalm 23 describing God as the Good Shepherd. It explores guidance through life, restoration of the soul, paths of righteousness, protection in danger, and the promise of eternal home with God. The text emphasizes trust, provision, and the call to faith in Christ as the Shepherd of the soul.
A stylish shirtwaist pattern notes cooling fabrics like flat crepe silk print or spun rayon. It features three button bodice fasteners and reversible narrow revers. The piece promises comfort and a crisp, fresh look for hot days.
The piece notes unusual light sources such as snapping rubber bands and sugar rubbed to glow, then shifts to chess where the number of possible moves in the first six plies exceeds four billion. It cites court damages from No Admittance signs totaling 148 million dollars, with 37 million paid by insurers, and ends describing how royal correspondence is destroyed in three steps.
A set of seven trivia prompts covering poetry authors, Eskimo counting, military logistics, presidential lifespans, diplomatic ranks, long ton pounds, and bat classification. Answers include: poem by William Shakespeare or John Locke? Eskimo counting beyond twenty. Logistics refer to supply chains. President who lived to 90. Highest diplomatic rank among consuls ambassadors ministers. A long ton equals 2 240 pounds. Bats are flying mammals.
The notes identify Richard Lovelace as the author of To Al thea from Prison. It clarifies that twenty acts equals a man counted to the end. Logistics cover transport and supply. John Adams is named, with ambassadors discussed. A long ton equals 2 240 pounds. Flying mammals are referenced.
A quotation attributed to Samuel Smiles notes that cheerfulness is an excellent wearing quality and likens it to the bright weather of the heart. The line emphasizes positivity as a personal attribute.
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