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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
6
Analysis of a northeastern prehistoric group shows black red paint usage and careful disposal of remains. researchers identify 53 deer skulls from shell heaps, 52 male and one female, with brain cases shattered to extract brains. the data suggests males were hunted during spring near the river sites.
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a gentle medicine that acts like a wholesome food for children. It claims to improve appetite, strength, and mood, regulate lazy bowels, and prevent headaches fevers and constipation, with a testimonial from Mrs J G Moore of San Antonio. It urges buyers to insist on the genuine California Fig Syrup brand.
A compact proverb-like note describes a cautious fisherman who avoids getting his feet wet, implying prudence over risk. The line adds a humorous twist by assigning a paradoxical lesson to practical fishing wisdom.
Promotes Creomulsion as a two fold medical breakthrough that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. Claims creosote is a leading healing agent for persistent coughs and various respiratory ailments with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
The piece surveys the final lame duck session as Democrats control the House and Republicans oppose, with Huey Long filibustering the Glass banking bill in the Senate. It notes President Hoover's possible vetoes, the Rainey plan for balancing the budget without new taxes, and Roosevelts stance. It covers farm relief debates, Seaton Borah duel on war debt, and a senator’s dispute over Laval assurances.
Long’s filibuster against the Glass banking bill drew few supporters and bored visitors as he warned of branch banks and Morgan’s dominance. House Republicans lost two members to death, including Robert Butler and Samuel Kendall, while other notable figures Guy Goff and Benton McMillin are noted among the deceased.
Responding to a presidential call for emergency action, lawmakers consider a partial bankruptcy law revision this session. The House Judiciary Committee begins debate on a bill reflecting Hoover’s principles to ease debts amid a downturn in confidence.
The will found among Alvin Coolidge's papers leaves his entire estate to Mrs. Coolidge. Friends estimate the property at about 250000 dollars. A trust fund for son John Coolidge, set at 100000 dollars after his 1920 marriage to Florence Trumbull, is included. A New York story indicates a rejected life insurance application of 200000 dollars due to heart condition.
Illinois Democrats reported campaign outlays tallied in the election with William H. Dieterich spending 272 dollars to win the U S Senate, Otis F. Glenn 5838, and Martin A Brennan only two dollars for the at large congressional race. James Simpson Jr costs 3950 a contested win with Webber spending 1525. Personal expenses pushed the total to 18914.
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