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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1936
Page
7
In this Mind Meter feature eight incomplete statements ask to choose one of four options to complete each item. Questions cover topics from Harold L. Ickes tenure to state capitals and natural features.
A Greek orator speaks at a panel chaired by the Secretary of the Interior in Carson City addressing pale green symbols, with references to the Gulf of Mexico and hyacinth in Arizona and Minnesota.
An advertisement urges readers to consult doctors before trying other preparations and highlights Bayer Aspirin as a safe fast-acting relief for headaches and pains. It notes its superior safety record and advises purchasing aspirin by its generic name rather than a brand.
February lesson outlines Jesus words on loving enemies doing good to those who hate you blessing those who curse you praying for those who persecute you and enduring wrong. It emphasizes acting with mercy generosity and the Golden Rule as test of true faith and counsel to avoid false teachers.
The column reports actor standings from exhibitors and the Motion Picture Herald. Notable names include Shirley Temple, Will Rogers, Clark Gable, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, Carole Lombard, Greta Garbo, and James Cagney. It notes percentages for popularity and includes gossip on Douglas Fairbanks Sr., Mary Pickford, and Jim Cagney contract talks, plus remarks on Errol Flynn, Gladys Swarthout, Bing Crosby, and rising all color films.
Ammonia and water soak can remove iodine stains from white fabrics. Hard fruit cake can be revived by soaking in orange juice and storing airtight, or steamed into pudding. Avoid drafts for cut flowers. canned pineapple is needed for gelatin. wash wool stockings again to stretch. Narcissus bulbs in pots offer year round decor. Maple syrup clouds when heated, then cools to finish. Associated Newspapers WNU Service.
A 1930 census shows 4,283,758 Americans over ten cannot read or write. Native white illiterates reach 1,103,134. foreign born 1,304,084. and blacks 1,513,892 within a population of 98,723,047.
The Bloodhound, famed detective born in French Indo China, reportedly captures about one murderer every 25 days over 28 years. He is credited with helping remove 400 of 1,200 men serving life for homicide on Pulo Condore, the so called murderers isle in the China Sea, from which no one escapes.
A reflection on creation as God’s autograph written across the universe. Theodore Parker’s quotation likens every rose and symbol to inscriptions by the Almighty, suggesting nature encodes divine thought beyond human science.
A brief line extols a good book as the best of friends, constant and enduring, likened to a loyal companion across time.
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