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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1937
Page
6
A quip from Capper’s Weekly plays on courtroom wit and a mother’s line about curiosity killing the cat. A back and forth about paying for an operation mocks medical discussions with sharp wordplay and social satire.
Recipe instructions mix flour baking powder salt shortening and cheese then bind with egg yolk milk to form soft dough. Shape into balls three per muffin cup and bake at 400 degrees F for about 20 minutes yields 142 dozen Cloverleaf cheese biscuits.
Holland hosts a vast cycling culture as 2.5 million bicycles serve 6.1 million people. The nation boasts many cycle paths and unusually low car traffic, making cycling a daily norm.
An advertisement urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to ease discomforts from menstrual, pregnancy, and menopausal transitions. It asserts the product strengthens the system and helps women “smile through” pain while noting that suspicion harms confidence.
An advertisement promotes Adlerika as a quick scientific bowel cleanse to remove constipation and harmful bacteria. It claims gas relief, improved digestion, and a healthier complexion, noting the product does not gripe or cause habit forming dependence and is sold by leading druggists.
An advertisement claims Cardui strengthens women by boosting appetite and digestion, aiding nourishment and returning strength. It suggests reduced aches, pains, and nervousness as a result of increased nourishment and activity.
It emphasizes circulating money within the community to support schools churches streets and farms and urges buying locally to keep wealth at home benefiting everyone. It frames the issue as a collective effort to sustain regional growth and prosperity through local commerce.
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