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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1948

Page

7

Do It Yourself Hanging Bookshelf Pattern Project

The article explains a simple hanging bookshelf pattern you can trace on wood with basic hand tools. It guides sawing and assembling as shown, promising two shelves for less than the price of one ready made piece. All materials are available at local lumber yards.

Traffic Cop and a Dreamer on Broadway

A narrator recalls April night drives on Broadway after running a red light and being halted by a sympathetic traffic cop. She navigates romance with the officer while juggling radio dreams, teaching piano, and a breakup with a distant lover in the military, hinting at future possibilities.

It's the Law by Clarissa Lorenz

A woman recounts a morning near Broadway crossing where she runs a red light and is stopped by a traffic cop who later gives her a radio job on The Longshop Hour. She meets Tom O'Neill, the Singing Cop, at Studio B and lands a tryout after he orchestrates the offer. This tale ends with the narrator confirming her respect for law and order.

Broadway Tom O'Neill Law and Order O’neill The Law Miss Follens Charlie Charles Brent Beryl Thompson Mr. Burnham O'Neill

The Genius for Admiration in Friendship

A reflection on a friend whose warmth and charm came from his constant admiration of all things. The writer contrasts him with a fault-finder, then suggests trying one day without criticism to see the world as an admirer, vowing it costs nothing and may transform outlook.

Unusual Apa Tanis custom in Himalayan feud

The Apa Tanis, a 20 000 strong Himalayan tribe, permit kidnappings of family members during personal quarrels like debt or romance. The abducted relatives are held in a private stockade until both sides agree on a settlement.

Himalayas

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