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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1941
Page
3
The article extolls cooling beverages using fruit juices tea and milk with ice. It highlights prepared juice powders mint sprigs frozen fruit juice cubes and two recipes Orange Mint Julee and a strong tea based iced tea. It notes nutritive value and kid friendly preparation.
A column describes making frost on glass rims with beaten egg white and sugar. It also explains granits a half frozen drink kept just icy, with a strawberry version using berries sugar and water, served in long glasses.
The menu features a fruit cup and noodle ring with fried chicken, cream gravy, hot biscuits, asparagus with browned butter and crumb sauce, a tossed fresh vegetable salad with French dressing, iced tea, and a red raspberry fluff recipe.
A collection of retro recipes detailing Fruit Float and Fruit Swizzle servings, Currant Syrup with Raspberries, Cinnamon Almond Float, and Coconut Flake Cookies with instructions on ingredients, preparation steps, chilling, mixing, and baking times. Includes narrative note about hospitality and hosting guests.
A lesson stresses the church has grave responsibility regarding alcoholic beverages. It urges separation from sin and intelligent doctrine, citing I Corinthians 5 and Titus 2, to promote total abstinence and lawful removal of temptation, with emphasis on consistent Christian living.
Pattern No 8962 offers a denim blouse top slacks and skirt set in sizes 12 to 20 and 40 with red white and blue braid trim. Size 14 requires 245 yards 36 inch fabric for blouse and small yardage for slacks and skirt plus braid. Send orders to the provided address.
A nautical themed play suit features a smart sailor collar top suitable for both boat use and dry land. The design blends maritime flair with casual wear, emphasizing utility and style for versatile wearers.
Uncle Sam could lead a parade of workers as new Civil Service jobs open nationwide. The 32 page booklet outlines thousands of positions with salaries and requirements and explains applying, trial periods, promotions, benefits including retirement annuities. Send your request for information.
Reader home service from 635 Sixth Avenue New York invites readers to enclose 10 cents and provide name and address to receive a copy of Getting a Job with the U S Government.
Answers cover biblical, scientific, literary, nautical, mythic, historical, and time interpretation topics. Topics include tablets of stone, blood proportion, Shakespeare, nautical binnacle, dragon teeth, a country naming its capital after an American president, and interpreting 0:15 a.m. as a time.
Jason Liberia Monrovia named for President Monroe. Fifteen minutes after midnight. The zero denotes the first hour of the day has not elapsed.
A Ruskin quote urges careful handling of people’s flaws and strengths. It warns against harsh demands that block noble outcomes and against withholding praise when flaws exist within great excellence. The message stresses humane judgment over stern censorship.
An advertisement from Dr. C. M. Coe of 503 Pine Street St. Louis Missouri offers a free valuable book on piles and fistula that will pay the reader. The note asks sufferers to write for the booklet.
Theodore Roosevelt laments a churchless community where men abandon religious needs and scoff at faith, warning of rapid moral and social decline. The remark underscores concerns about eroding communal values and spiritual life.
A line from Cause and Effect presents a dialogue where a parent notes a daughter cultivating her voice and the response celebrates collective growth as everyone else grows wild. The exchange captures themes of creativity and shared development within a family or artistic circle.
A short aphorism notes that dislike of flattery arises from the manner in which it is delivered, reflecting a timeless view on praise and sincerity.
An opening exploration of how early childhood impressions shape intellect and character. The text argues the cradle stage forms foundations that influence lifelong learning, behavior, and moral development.
A proverb attributed to Gilpin urges complete commitment to right actions and avoidance of half measures. The quote emphasizes integrity and decisive conclusion in choices and tasks.
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