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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
10
President Coolidge heralds Education Week highlighting reading intelligence as key to knowledge. The piece cites Lord Ashfield on autos and Bolshevism, contrasts college with two years of focused reading, and notes remarks on immigration, gold from mercury, Napoleon, and the Massachusetts Historical Society.
A compact instrument uses common items such as a bathing cap an automobile grease gun and a soda lime can to teach medical students how to measure breathing gas exchange. The setup demonstrates basic gas analysis concepts and practical lab techniques.
The article notes the atmosphere reaches about 100 miles above Earth with only trace oxygen levels insufficient to sustain human life beyond a few tiles altitude.
The text explains a typical germ cell as a microscopic globular body with cytoplasm surrounding a central mass called the nucleus. It defines the germ cell as a cell substance core enclosing the nucleiform structure.
Inquiries about extending the rabbit season were published as extended by newspapers. The Division of Game and Fish has not authorized an extension. Attorney General Brundage stated the season is set by statute and cannot be changed without General Assembly action.
The Game Code states the open season for rabbits in the Northern Zone ends January 31 while the Central and Southern Zones close on January 1. This marks the official end of the rabbit hunting period in those regions.
Urbana Illinois December 31 More than half of Illinois farm orchards have disappeared in ten years due to diseases insects and neglect The upcoming Farm Week at the college January 12 to 16 will devote Wednesday morning to fruit growing and pruning spraying and management led by W S Brock Topics include disease resistant vegetable strains and reducing marketing costs of fruits and vegetables The notice also records local holiday events and school activities.
Springfield reports Dr. Issac D. Rawlings declares raw oysters dangerous after a surge in typhoid fever cases centered in Chicago and its metro area. He links oyster consumption to many recent cases and urges cooking oysters until further notice, with state and local health and agriculture officials enforcing sanitary controls.
Mrs Flora Dorris made a business trip to Alma and Iuka Saturday Edith Hines of near Alma spent the weekend with Helen Chandler Mrs Eva Howard is on the sick list Eldon Williams returning home for the holidays after nine months in Decatur Reuben Rhodes and family visited Wiley Campbell Sunday Miss Alpha Gray assists at the county clerks office Chas Gray and Miss Vivian Williams attended church at Fredonia Sunday night Forest Sanders and Homer Oborn repaired the school house
George Weaver traveled home to Villa Grove after a visit with sister Mrs Ellis Doolen. Marjorie Doolen spent Christmas with her parents C L and Mrs Doolen. Wade Lawson visited the Sorrel home. John Quade Harry and Arthur Gadel visited William Doolen. The Lora Muffins party was enjoyed by all. Dale Caudle is improving after illness. Harold Meador of near Mclean visited the Meador family. Raymond Grulich of Champaign visited Mr Philip Meador and family. Many young folks attended Eddie Byers party. Lee Peyton and family left after Christmas with her parents. Wanza Doolen spent Sunday with Lillian Gadel. Mr Wm Murfin and wife of Michigan visited Pat Murfin. Mr and Mrs Frank Malone spent the holidays with home folks. Emma Protz visiting Ernest Protz. Thomas Quayle was a Vernon business caller.
Luther Williams and family returned home to Decatur on Christmas Day after visiting Mat Belcher and family. Ed Goodwin and wife called on Mrs. Gertie Bowen and family Friday evening. Herbert McClelland and family visited Theo Meredith and family Friday. Lola Belcher, recently in Decatur, returned home Wednesday night. Ogal Bower of Salem visited her parents, Chas Bowen and family, during the Xmas holiday. Glen Pumps and wife of Diecarre came down Wednesday for a few days with Fred Williams and family.
A vivid regional line describes a heated cookery scene with rival speakers, noting one group claiming mastery of a hot stove while the other side lags behind in the kitchen contest.
The Marion County Court ordered the sale of Oren R. Belcher estate real property on January 17, 1925. Property includes sections 25 and 30 with specified quarters and parcels, excluding 128 rods to Highway Commissioner and subject to a $1800 Federal Land Bank mortgage. Sale at Salem courthouse between 10 am and 5 pm with 1:30 pm bidding, cash only, free of homestead interests. John Rogier administrator. attorney John L. Kagy.
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