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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
6
A readable collection of biblical verses for the week including Proverbs 14 34 and Jeremiah 29 12 and Isaiah 60 20 plus Isaiah 11 26 and other exhortations. The page presents daily thoughts urging righteousness prayer fear of the Lord and peace in prophecy.
Geologists announce the Pueblo Bonito ruins near Albuquerque reveal an underground settlement beneath the known site. National Geographic dig director Neill Judd reports the second underground city spans at least three and a quarter acres with an 800 room building having 500 rooms on a single floor. Many dwellings rise four stories high.
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union piece by Gertrude Walton outlines a relay Christmas plan for clubs and schools. It uses hostesses to decorate plan and execute multiple socials with themed menus games stunts and gift exchanges. The event can extend through holiday week ending with a New Year wake.
In a sunny Christmas tale Abe Swinton, famed for stinginess, donates his gold to the Provident association after a day of villagers singing and children playing. The unusual warmth and sunlight of the season inspire a change of heart as he feels the best Christmas ever.
A Good Substitute For Little Folks notes Santa Claus has gathered better presents for girls with lusterware tea sets cedar chests and sewing tables while boys see fewer standout items this season.
A light charity scene unfolds as a tailor asks a passerby about winter clothes. The reply reveals a thrift routine of brushing, folding, and wearing old garments again.
A bride tosses a cookbook from a window after a Christmas pie incident. She vows to confront the man who coined the phrase easy as pie, prompting a moment of comic domestic tension.
A lighthearted note reflects on Christmas Eve as the time when stockings feel nearly whole, contrasting with a hole. It captures seasonal humor and festive mood.
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