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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1951
Page
7
An interview at a Social Security field office highlights how the old-age and survivors insurance program now protects three of four workers. By year fifteen, 4.4 million people receive monthly payments and benefits scale from 20 to 150 dollars. The story marks social security’s coming of age and its role for a new generation.
Prominent radio host Arthur Godfrey helped Julius La Rosa start his career by inviting him to New York. La Rosa appeared on CBS Radio and soon joined Godfrey's daytime program as one of the so called little Godfreys. The piece also notes Ginger Rogers and Fred Allen project plans and other star moves into television.
Apply boiled linseed oil to the open grained ends of stored lumber to prevent moisture absorption and reduce end-checking during long storage. Ensure ends are clean and allow drying between coats for best penetration and a smooth finish.
A scrambled crossword puzzle list with across and down clues covering dry, pol es measure anion crowns send forth S shaped bovine completing animal bedews seeds nitrate plant ovule compliant corolla ofa ears of corn etc plus sections on skillful wear away Hawaiian bird skin tumor two parts net tapestry rug Jewish month wicked sown contest of speed and leaf shaped clue.
Ken, injured and in a cast, muses on weather and love while Gail urges caution. A storm hits as Ken ventures by boat, nearly capsizes, and dreams of Gail returning with help. He awakens to Gail at his side, soothing him as danger subsides and trust deepens.
The piece predicts Truman as Democratic nominee for a possible third term, notes Republican doubts about Taft and rising support for Eisenhower, and highlights key themes in the 1952 race including MacArthur’s influence and the push for strong anti communist measures. It cites party strategies and the impact of public sentiment on the contest.
The remark suggests some of the under 3,000,000 people given government jobs are not bad. It notes that several are morally honest despite being unintelligent. The tone carries a political barb aimed at addressing job allocations.
The piece argues that resolutions are worthy when used to correct past habits and guide daily actions. It notes success comes from learning from mistakes and making ongoing mental resolutions to avoid repeating errors, urging readers not to fear unkept promises.
The Naval Observatory’s clocks keep mean time with extraordinary precision. They regulate the daily rate so tightly that loss or gain is immeasurable, using a sidereal sounder to align the beats. Microphones magnify the nearly silent ticks to be audible.
The text explains that January derives its name from Janus the two faced Roman god who could look to the past and future. Romans celebrated the new year in spring, with ten original months, and January and February added before them, placing January 1 as the first day of the year.
Historians claim Christopher Columbus celebrated New Year while ships were repaired on January 1, 1943, reportedly sharing a feast with two monarchs on a Caribbean island and tasting tobacco for the first time.
Dress pattern instructions advertise multi color tulip design with color options yellow red and green for linens dresses skirts and accessories. Send 25 cents for pattern No 386 and pattern guide to Joan Stuart Box 424 Madison Square U Station New York NY 10.
An old style advertisement features humorous Grandma sayings about sea matrimony and cooking, urging readers to submit sayings for a prize. It promotes Nu Maid margarine as modern and tasty with churned-fresh flavor and smooth spread, offering $10 for each accepted entry and $5 for a postcard with prize entry. The notice lists Mrs. Phillips of Atlanta and Mrs. Zimmerman of Philadelphia as contributors and invites submissions to East Pearl Street Cincinnati 2 Obie.
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