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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
3
The piece argues that doctors and hospitals favor liquid laxatives, especially Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with senna and cascara, to restore bowel regularity. It emphasizes gradual dosage, no habit formation, and consulting a doctor or druggist for guidance.
A reflective vignette contrasts a young person in a hammock imagining the future with an older person recalling the past. The piece meditates on time, memory, and perspective through quiet scenes.
This lesson outlines the revival theme of giving thanks for God's Word. Ezra 7 10 Nehemiah 8 1 3 and Psalm 119 11 emphasize hid thy word in my heart. The teacher highlights the eager attentive assembly the minister s role in interpreting Scripture and the national renewal that follows obedience to God's law with nine key results.
Quote from E. H. Chapin speaks of a thrilling drift toward a splendid mystery. The idea captivates minds as progress moves beyond prior knowledge and reach.
Poetic line reflecting on human duty and humility. Observes that helping others embodies our obligation to life and community. Ends with a call to value simple acts of service over ego.
The film star's divorce talks and the race to name his next wife dominate gossip as Mutiny on the Bounty draws crowds, especially in New York society circles. Potential partners include Loretta Young Elizabeth Allen and Mary Taylor with discussions of future marriages and social climbing.
Patchwork quilts can be made cheaply with simple eighteen nine inch blocks and minimal fabric. A single yard of prints suffices for a full quilt, and folders 536 and 0 provide four designs, cut diagrams, back and border yardages, and patch options. Send 10 or 19 cents via Home Craft Co. Dept D St. Louis for the folders and patches.
Four year old Jean Holy of San Francisco nearly drowned in a pool on the Japanese liner Watsuta Maru. Thirteen year old Peggy Stoneham leaped in fully clothed to pull the child from the water, rescuing her.
The USDA bureau urges bright colored outerwear for children in winter to improve visibility and safety in traffic. It notes children should avoid playing on streets and highways but when crossing streets or retrieving toys adults should stress caution. Parents may coordinate colors to set a vivid fashion vogue that helps motorists notice youngsters.
Nature Magazine notes a rock forest deep in the Peruvian Andes at 14 000 feet. Marine shells lie scattered on the ground near a salt rock mountain edge, suggesting the area once formed the basin of an inland sea.
A narrative line notes a boy grows bored easily and learns to hide his boredom as he matures, implying a shift from restlessness to concealment of disinterest.
Coughs from common colds and chest bronchial irritation are addressed with Creomulsion claiming to go to the seat of the trouble to aid healing. The advertisement promises relief and offers a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory.
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