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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
3
In Washington, Alea analyzes the Townsend plan’s push for two hundred dollars monthly, warning it could trigger heavy taxation and currency depreciation. The piece also covers railroads facing pension costs and union demands, arguing government ownership risks higher taxes and weakened private enterprise.
The lesson surveys the Book of Malachi detailing priestly sins such as profanity and sacrilege, unrighteous marriages, and withheld tithes. It frames God’s coming judgment, the Messiah’s reign, and a new, better day for the righteous alongside warnings for the wicked.
A quotation on a mother's love remarks that nothing surpasses it in deed, word, or thought, attributed to De Spradaro.
Reflective saying contrasts lack of virtue with patient effort. It emphasizes steady, persistent deeds over grand claims, aligning ethical behavior with everyday perseverance and moral resolve.
A philosophical quote by Cicero asserts that true justice lies in granting each person what they deserve, elevating fairness as the ultimate principle guiding law and society.
Fragmentary text notes radio network programming with mentions of pianists Richard Crooks Nelson and Margaret Mond a and a 11985 network listing. The readable parts show advertising style phrases and time slots without clear events or dates.
A Boston Herald note explains teachers stressing ain t leads to questions using Aren t I or aren t I replacing ain t I The piece observes girls find it more elegant though ungrammatical and Americans dislike the three little words Am I not remains unpopular in speech
A quoted message emphasizes two paradoxes for new adults: Authority versus Freedom and Right versus Duty. It states freedom means power to do what one ought, and that no man has rights except the right to do his duty, attributed to Sir H. Stuart Jones.
Millions find Calotabs valuable for treating colds. Take one or two tabs first night and repeat on night three or five if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract, purge toxins, and act as a diuretic to help kidneys remove cold poisons. Economical at twenty five cents family package and ten cents for a single package.
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