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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
7
Belting ribbon trims fresh hats as winter costumes wane, with designers favoring all ribbon or belting trimmed felts. Models sit far back on the head to reveal high foreheads, featuring one sided brims and pleated ribbon rosettes for a youthful look. Styles vary by region with conservative north colors and pastel Algerian shades for sunnier climes.
Practical advice from the USDA on using wool challie and jersey for young children. It covers washing at home, protecting clothes at meals, and suggests an apron or large napkin to reduce wash loads. A sample dress designed by the Bureau of Home Economics is described with a circular yoke neckline.
The article presents USDA home economics recipes for Candied Sweet Potatoes Scalloped Sweet Potatoes with Pineapple and a layered Apple option. It details parboiling, syrup making with corn sirup and sugar, and baking times from one hour to 45 minutes. It also describes a child’s dress pattern with raglan sleeves, color harmony, and growth considerations.
Planning an afternoon tea or any occasion, wrap a crustless loaf in a damp napkin and let stand an hour to keep bread moist and pliable. Use a very sharp knife to cut thin slices for even portions.
The river formerly known as Great Fish River is renamed Back River honoring Admiral Sir George Back who led an Arctic expedition in 1833 to 1835. Pelly Lake bears Back’s other naming tribute to Sir John Henry Pelly, governor of the Hudson’s Bay Company for eighty years since 1834.
The text argues that items like rain wind clouds and natural phenomena are useful and material but not directly appropriated, hence not considered wealth in the common sense. It highlights that wealth requires appropriation or ownership to be counted as such.
Effie Elf meets Mrs Chimney Swallow and learns she has no fingers but uses her feet to build a glue from her beak. Mrs Swallow explains nest building and teaching her children to fly as Effie admires the swallow family and their spirited voices.
An old fashioned APRICOT TAPIOCA dessert praised as kid friendly. The USDA Bureau of Home Economics provides the recipe: soak apricots overnight, cook until tender, measure two cups of juice, add tapioca and salt, cook in a double boiler until clear, then puree apricots and stir in pulp and sugar.
A family cook card presents Chinese style Crab and Egg Omelet with crab or shrimp pork onion mushrooms bamboo shoots soy sauce and eggs. Also featured are Lobster Club Sandwich Pimiento Cup With Egg and Celery and Salmon Casserole with salmon tapioca milk butter and biscuits in simple step form.
Many garden blooms originate from wild plants altered by patient professional gardening. The act of cultivation has refined and improved these varieties, bringing beauty to cultivated landscapes.
A Washington Star quote features Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown debating the courage in admitting one’s errors. The remark frames honesty as a sign of fearlessness or fearfulness, inviting reflection on pride and reflection.
Domestic rabbits eight to ten weeks old are fryers and require careful boning to avoid slivers. A Fried Rabbit recipe uses egg yolk milk flour batter and hot fat, with browning and 25 to 30 minutes cooking, parsley garnish, and a milk gravy made from pan drippings flour milk parsley and seasonings.
The lesson on Luke 4:1-13 outlines Jesus’s threefold testing as man, Messiah, and Son of God. He resists Satan with scripture, displaying faith under trial and the inseparable divine human natures in the incarnation.
A devotional exhortation urges believers to welcome every inner impulse that reveals a lingering fault and to expose it to the light until it is fully overcome. The message stresses sustained spiritual effort and moral courage in the heart.
The text argues that worldly leadership opposes godliness and that believers must not adopt sinful worldly ways. It emphasizes the Bible as the doctrinal source and frames friendship with the world as enmity with God.
A short reflective line attributed to Maclaren warns against letting an empty cup instruct the blessings once learned during fullness. The quote suggests humility and gratitude in scarcity. It emphasizes inward lessons over external abundance and the value of prior experiences.
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