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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
3
The quotation urges earnest pursuit of a high purpose to enrich the world through personal growth. Phillips Brooks emphasizes aligning effort with a noble aim to maximize impact and fulfillment.
Readers urged to check another column for Grape Nuts ad and learn how to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program for valuable free prizes. The note signals a promotional contest tied to a breakfast cereal and features ad language typical of the era.
A reflection contrasts outcomes with the journey, arguing that results define success more than the procedures followed. The piece emphasizes practical effects and measurable gains over procedural intricacies or theoretical aims.
Washington talk centers on a phrase in a Farley Wallace speech that labeled Montana as a typical prairie state. The line, edited by Steve Early and later restored in a draft, sparks intra party controversy and reflects West Coast and New York political tensions amid the 1930s campaign.
A fresh Barbara Bell pattern presents a shirtwaist frock in seersucker cotton plaids or tie silk with a matched collar simple sleeves and optional pockets. Size 16 uses 4 yards of fabric. pattern No. 1801 B costs 15 cents. Summer Pattern Book also 15 cents. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
Preserve jars with adhesive tape labeling in red ink. Oriental poppies thrive in autumn. Divide plants in late July or August to start before cold weather. Gingerbread dessert with ice cream treats. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
Vienna marks the 400th anniversary of Augustin famed for a unique rise to fame. A drunken night left him sleeping among plague victims in an alley and awakening in a cemetery trench to gravediggers claiming he had risen from the dead. The tale endures in statues, festivals, and the song Ach Du Lieber Augustin.
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