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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
3
The piece reflects on midcentury shifts in leisure among the well to do as cars enable weekend trips and broader travel. It contrasts European café life with American restraint, condemns gambling as lazy, praises hard work, fair dealing, and the value of a clear conscience and social esteem.
The largest peacetime concentration of troops in the United States gathered at Pine Camp New York with over 35,000 soldiers. Military attaches from Germany Great Britain Japan China Spain France and Cuba observed the maneuvers as farms houses and fields were repurposed for war needs.
Lesson text outlines Paul the apostle as a worker with hand and brain, from birth to zeal for God, training, conversion, and life philosophy. Emphasizes his trade, Jewish heritage, Bible love, conscience, and joy in Christ while teaching happiness in work and dependence on the Lord. Includes Acts 20 33 35 and Philippians 4 4 14.
An Emerson quotation emphasizes health as the first wealth and warns that illness drains resources while robust health multiplies benefits for oneself and others across communities. It frames health as self sustaining and universally beneficial.
A terse editorial urges restraint and self discipline as the key to viewing life plainly. It contrasts worldly concerns with a Sunday mood of simple perception, inviting readers to trust the idea over flashy commerce.
Popular demand pattern 9477 transforms the workaday house frock with a crisp sheer cotton fabric and a ruff ling epaulet effect. Beginners can sew it. sizes 14 to 42 with yardage noted. Send 15 cents to Pattern Department 232 West Eighteenth Street New York NY.
The judge declares George Washington Tubbs entirely no account and shiftless and sentences him to a year of hard labor. Mrs Tubbs begs the judge to instead let the hard labor be served at home, seeking mercy while preserving the punishment.
A child quips that his father is a mounted policeman and jokes it is superior to being a foot policeman because he can ride away faster, while a visitor and mother react to the playful line.
The cartoon caption features a professor asking what happens when a force meets a immovable body and a farm student replies if it were a mule he would kick itself.
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