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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1949

Page

3

Wood Duck Described as One of North Americas Richest Colors

The wood duck is hailed as one of the most richly colored and beautiful birds in the world with rivals only from China’s Mandatian. It nests from Canada to Central America and across the continent, preferring fresh water habitats like cypress swamps, peat bogs, and northern lake streams.

China Canada Central America Atlantic Pacific

Franklin and the first permanent subscription library

Benjamin Franklin founded the first permanent subscription library and supported major institutions. He donated books to Franklin New Hampshire, the University of Pennsylvania, the Library Company of Philadelphia, Yale, and universities in Glasgow and St Andrews. He also planned and funded Harvard College library improvements.

Benjamin Pranklin Franklin N. H University of Pennsylvania Library Company of Philadelphia Yale College Glasgow St. Andrews Harvard College

Question of Corn Drying Answered by Scientists

U S Department of Agriculture scientists used a movable hood and dry ice to simulate frost in corn fields. They frosted groups of ears and compared drying rates to unfrozen ears, finding frosted ears dried faster under controlled conditions. Light freezes accelerate drying in reasonably mature corn. If moisture is high at freezing test weight may be reduced.

U. B Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering

Study in Metals Reveals How and Why They Break

Researchers at General Electric report metals begin with minuscule cracks that grow into large fractures under sufficient tension. The work links metal failure to bubble-like nuclei, paralleling fluid column breakup, and identifies a critical crack size required for rapid propagation.

California General Electric Research Laboratory Congress Olympia Vishinsky

Fire Extinguishers for Home Use Advice

The article urges each home to have a dependable extinguisher and notes water pails as old fire aids. It suggests consulting the fire chief before buying and warns that extinguishers vary for special situations and fire classes.

Garble Girls Discuss World Affairs and Mickey Rooney

A playful dialogue touches on politics entertainment and sports. References include Mickey Rooney, Taft Hartley, Aly Acheson, Hickenlooper, Truman, Hong Kong, and a pennant race between the Dodgers and Potsdam with casual mentions of Stan Musial Johnny Mize and Lee Shubert.

Mickey Rooney Scott Lucas Truman Hong Kong Stan Musial Johnny Mize Bob Porterfield Harry Brecheen

Mary Margaret at Stadium Yankee party for McBride stirs crowds

Mary Margaret McBride headlines a stadium anniversary party drawing over 42 000 fans. The famed radio star handles multiple roles and proves versatile on the field in a birthday showcase at Yankee Stadium.

Yankee Stadium Mary Margaret McBride Yankee Baseball Clubs

Hollywood Heels and Heroes Shine in Screen Notes

A film column surveys D seven D seven on stage and screen as a heel in Manhandled and praises his lurid persona. It profiles Alexander Knox and Ben Johnson with stunt craft and credits Paulette Goddard for a painting contest at the Art Students League in New York with prizes and gallery exposure.

TY Duryea Joan Bennett Lizabeth Scott Yvonne de Carlo Paramount Dorothy Lamour PTA Alexander Knox Ben Johnson Joe Young Gary Cooper Errol Flynn Johnny Weismuller Hollywood John Ford Merian Cooper Fort Apache Monument Valley Utah Paulette Goddard Anna Lucasta Columbia Pictures Art Students League New York Bed York Paulette

Seasick Arthur Forbes On The Open Atlantic

On a rough Atlantic voyage, Arthur Forbes grows seasick watching waves through a forward port hole. Mr. Otis Gill mocks him while Forbes remains transfixed, the dining salon scene unfolding as others notice Forbes's distress.

Mister Gill Struggles with Seasickness Aboard

Mr Gill, sober and pale, realizes he is seasick in a tense moment at sea. He staggers to the doorway and vanishes up the stairs as others laugh in the dining salon. Arthur Forbes smiles, wiping white substance from his cheeks as nearby men gather.

Otis Gill Arthur Forbes Atlantic Mr. Gill Mr. Forbes King

Comfort at Sea Ends Gill’s Talkative Voyage

Mr Forbes praises the steward for a clever setup on the ship. Gill’s constant chatter is curbed by seating him opposite the port hole, a move designed to keep other passengers comfortable. The steward hints such a guest appears on every voyage and thanks Forbes for recognizing the tactic.

Mr. Forbes Gill

Crossword Puzzle Clues Snapshot

Readable crossword hints include little child biblical name primary color caps on ores a little perils a puppet toy and a lone entry. The fragment hints at a themed puzzle with scattered numbered clues such as 15 16 17 18 19 20 31 and incomplete answers.

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Washington H. J. Phillips Mickey Whittaker Margareto’ Vickers Age Lilienthal Aly Acheson Aly Aix Martha Brien Judy Hickenlooper Columbia Library Hickenhiss Spencer Tracy Dodgers Potsdam Old Rockport Mary Margaret Miss McBride Mary Happy McBride NBC Club Elly Inez Gerharp Dan Buryer Cub Little Foxes the Fiction Corner Forbes Young Forbes Mister Gill Forest Strange Veeder Sewing Circle Haetiessess Dept W. Randolph Pignos Amr Ee Community Federal Savings & Loan Association St. Charles Rd St. Louis, Mo Asphalt Products Lower Grove Ave
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