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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1940

Page

2

Military Training in Nation's Schools Increases Reserve Officers

Military training in U S colleges academies and high schools rose 20 percent in the last two years totaling 186 750 in the just ended academic year Northwestern National Life Insurance says Texas A M leads senior ROT C with 5701 cadets Ohio State 4395 Illinois 3988 and Chicago 7634 junior ROT C cadets at 27 high schools.

Milton R. Kenton Western Newspaper Union Minneapolis Minn U.S U. S Northwestern National Life Insurance Company United States Texas A & M Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas Ohio State University University of Illinois U. S. Army Chicago University of Minnesota War Department Army University and College University of Minnesota R. O. T. C University of Ilinois R. O. T. C Daryl Pedersen Jane Hughey

Dizziness linked to Meniere's disease outlines

The article explains Meniere's disease as sudden dizzy spells with deafness and tinnitus, distinguishing it from simple dizziness. It notes a Boston clinic study where a low sodium diet and ammonium chloride provided relief to many patients, while some required nerve-warp ear surgery.

Meniere’s Meniere Department of Internal Medicine Lahey Clinic Boston North America

Radio for Parachute Fire Fighters Develop by U S Forest Service

The U S Forest Service announced a new light weight radiophone for parachuting smoke jumpers used in national forests. Tests in Washington and Montana-Northern Rockies show it lets jumpers contact pilots and headquarters, weighs six pounds, measures 2 by 4 1 2 by 12 inches, and operates on 30 000 to 40 000 kHz with a potential line of sight range up to about one hundred miles.

Washington Forest Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Chelan National Forest Rockies Cascades Montana The

Migrant Laborers Seen as Threat to Democracy

Philip E. Henderson of the Farm Security Administration warned at Rutgers that migratory farm workers May become discontented and disillusioned threatening American democracy. He cited war impacts on farmers and the migrant and low income sectors as the strongest effect of Europe's conflict.

Philip E. Henderson Farm Security Administration Rutgers University Europe FSA

Lesson for July 7 Summary Text

Lesson for July 7 outlines subjects and scripture texts approved for use by the International Council of Religious Education. It notes copyright and permission details for distributed materials.

Internationalouncil

Job and the trial of faith in the Book of Job

The lesson explores how mind and body interrelate, Job's testing by Satan, and the role of faith under suffering. It highlights Satan’s accusations, Job’s integrity amid boils, and the value of sympathetic friends, urging belief that faith through trial proves God’s worthiness.

Satan Heaven God Job

Advice on mood and adolescence from a medical expert

A physician can assess a moody 16 year old after one or two consultations. Physical causes or emotional issues may underlie behavior, and a doctor should first examine him before considering a psychiatrist.

Frog Worship in China Ties Wealth to Green Frogs

The Chinese hold a centuries old frog worship in the Chekiang region where the green frog symbolizes wealth. Special houses hold frogs for ceremonial hopping in temple gardens before devotees return them to temples. Only the mud colored frogs appear on the menu.

Chekiang

Roots of Evil Exposed to Undermine Its Roots

A provocative call to eradicate evil by exposing its hidden roots to sunlight. The piece argues these roots thrive underground, acting like cancer and must be dug up to wither and perish.

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