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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1942

Page

7

Relishes and jams for year round meals

Practical guide on using pickles relishes jellies and jams to finish meals. Includes recipes for bread and butter pickles Concord grape jelly peach plum jam quince honey and chili sauce plus advice on pairing flavors with chicken beef pork lamb and duck. Endorses home canning and a call to contact Miss Lynn for expert advice.

Concord Lynn Vacine Western Newspaper Union South Desplaines Street Chicago

Lynn Says The Score Card On This Year’s Produce

The column notes lighter cantaloupe supplies due to reduced production but forecasts peaks as California Arizona Georgia and South Carolina shipments arrive. It also mentions cereals restored to whole grain values and urges label checks along with a strong peach crop and record high production. Broilers and fryers will be plentiful in coming months and war poultry boosts supply. Canned foods will come in smaller sizes this fall and winter to reduce usage.

Lynn California Arizona Georgia South Carolina

Lesson Title and Scripture Selections for August 30

Lesson for August 30 outlines subjects and scripture texts selected by the International Council of Religious Education for use with permission. It lists topics and chosen passages guiding study and reflection. The notice serves as an instructional reference for educators and clergy.

International Council of Religious Education

Apron Pattern No. 8210 for sizes 14 to 20

Do you want an apron with maximum coverage and long service. This practical cheerful design features waist darts and ties to keep the line firm. Available in chambray gingham seersucker or calico. Size 16 uses 25 yards 32 or 35 inch material plus trim.

Frocks For School Girls Patterns For Young Children

Mothers sewing school dresses for children can use two new patterns. Pattern No. 8206 size 8 features a panel front with back tie sash and a raised skirt line. Pattern No. 8189 size 8 shows a streamlined style with ric rac trim and simple construction.

Common Questions About Silver History and People

Sterling silver is not pure silver but an alloy typically 92.5 percent silver with copper. The quote on genius is attributed to Thomas Edison, though at times others are cited. Trees can die from old age or disease, but not simply from aging alone. Rome is traditionally said to be built on seven hills. King James I of England reportedly spoke English, though some rulers struggled with pronunciation. Eminent domain refers to the power of a government to take private land for public use with compensation. Washington wore a wig in colonial times. A small number of civilized countries, including parts of Africa and Europe, with about 40 000 square miles of area, have no railroads.

Jacob Haran Esau God W. H. Griffith Thomas England Washington

Sterling composition and a few historical notes

Sterling is 92.5 percent silver and 7.5 percent copper. Edison is cited. Wind or lightning often blows down or strikes down trees. Rome appears. George I is named. The government may seize private property for public use. Washington powdered his hair in a queue, never wore a wig. Iceland is mentioned. ACQUIN TABLETS advertised for headaches and pains at 25c in drug stores.

Thomas A. Edison Rome George I Washington Iceland

Perseus Quote on Time and Tomorrow

A Persius reflection notes that after tomorrow arrives we have consumed yesterday and another morrow pushes our years forward, remaining just beyond reach. The excerpt speaks to fleeting time and the endless chase of what lies ahead.

Persius

Toast His Shins? Wife Breakfast Exchange

A quirky dialogue fragment shows a wife seeking breakfast toast as the husband apologizes with a distracted remark about bread. The exchange ends with a wry aphorism about public gullibility and self-deception.

Fishermen Debate Nightfishing Tactics At River Bank

Two fishermen discuss delaying departure as they consider letting two more large fish escape before heading home. The exchange hints at dwindling catch time and shared resolve to press on. The scene unfolds along a quiet riverbank with casual humor.

Confusion Over Names Sparks Wednesday Night Mixup

Jimmy corrects Elsie as she misnames him Charlie during a chat about the evening. The exchange shows a recurring mixup and a mistaken sense of the day.

Jimmy Charlie Elsie

The Camel Cigarette Ad Targeting Service Members

An advertising note explains the term Leatherneck for Marines tied to a stiff leather collar, and Camel as the favored cigarette for service members across the Army Navy and Coast Guard. It urges readers to send Camel cartons as gifts, noting sales records from service stores.

Army Navy Coast Guard Marines

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