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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1941
Page
7
Quick time pattern offers instructions to knit jerkin and hat. Send 15 cents in coins for this pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept at 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
Mrs Brown greets a furious neighbor holding a brick she says her mischievous boy hurled through the window. The neighbor seeks the brick as a future memento while Mrs Brown muses on Herbert growing up and the odd collection of youthful pranks.
Do you have a breakfast skipper in your family one who would rather have 20 extra winks than toast and coffee Next week Eleanor Howe devotes her column to recipes for breakfast specialties guaranteed to get the whole family up and off to a good start for the day.
A recipe feature describes a peanut butter crust pastry and a method to prepare French fried green pepper rings and quick spinach. It includes crust ingredients with flour peanut butter shortening and ice water, pepper rings coated in egg flour and crumbs, and a vegetable pie with peanut butter crust using onions carrots peas and beans baked at 425 F for about 20 minutes.
A religious study from Luke 16:10-15 and 16:19-23 discusses who rules a person’s life the reader or wealth. It argues money is neither good nor bad but its use reveals character and destiny, urging faith in God over riches and stressing life choices impact eternal outcomes.
A Browning meditation on steadfast resolve and faith that justice will prevail. The speaker urges resilience in the face of doubt, recalling marching forward and awakening after darkness. The excerpt emphasizes courage, determination, and optimistic expectation of truth overcoming error.
A concise reflection on inner wisdom as Lao Tzu notes the sage knows himself without display, values self-respect, and avoids seeking personal honor or praise.
The pattern accommodates sizes 40 42 44 46 and 48 with package No 8853. Includes tublast cottons and optional envelope pockets. Size 36 yardage and a detailed sew chart for 39 inch material.
Practical time saving hints for kitchen and home care. Salt to freshen boiled milk odor, velvet cloth to polish silver, parsley prep easier, baking powder biscuits brown evenly, cheese stored properly, fruit cake with lemon sauce, sour milk to prevent iron rust on white goods, thread needle on the bias, vinegar in water to boil cracked eggs to seal shell.
An advertisement from Dr. C. M. Coe of St. Louis promotes a free book on piles and fistula. The notice invites readers to write for the valuable publication and hints at a potential payment.
Quote driven piece notes that spirit guides youth as heart and mind govern aging, with a reflective line from L Mitchell about living by thought and feeling rather than days. The fragment suggests a philosophical musing on youth and spirit.
Postal notice from the Sewing Crime Pattern Dept inviting readers at 211 W Wacker Dr Chicago to enclose 15 cents for Pattern No. bees.
Collier's notes the 2nd century physician Galen authored a comprehensive medical system and his Anatomical Operations remained the leading authority until 1811, guiding health, medicine, and drug literature for centuries.
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin claiming to relieve constipation and stomach distress. It touts gentle action on lazy bowels and comfort for the stomach, noting children also enjoy the taste and urging purchase at druggists.
A concise quotation asserts that the United States government is the strongest in the world because it rests on the will and good will of an educated people, attributed to John Bright.
A quoted verse by Hannah More discusses universal human error and the folly seen across people, asserting that many overlook their own faults while judging others.
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