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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1941
Page
3
Extension bulletin explains sour milk causes from lactic bacteria and dirt. Emphasizes clean cows, sterilized utensils, and small top milking pail to prevent contamination. Advises cold rinse, warm wash, then sterilization at 212 degrees F, and keeping milk at 50 degrees or lower to halt bacterial growth.
Florence C. Weed details how soybeans evolved from a farm staple to a key industrial input. By 1940 the crop tops 80 million bushels with oil refining supporting oleomargarine and dozens of products, including plastics and automobile components. Principal states Illinois Indiana Iowa Ohio lead production with a tariff lobby and grain exchange listings backing the market.
The dairy cow can supply at least one fifth of the farm family’s food. Growing winter cover crops aims to boost soil fertility. Blackstrap molasses is palatable to livestock and has a mildly laxative effect.
Practical guide for cool summer meals with a porch buffet. Recipes include a Chicken Filling Sandwich Loaf and Tomato Cheese Salad using cream cheese frosting and layered fillings. Preparation emphasizes early cooking, chilling, and minimal kitchen time.
A vintage home cooking page outlines a one dish ham mousse salad and a honey and nut bran muffin recipe. Recipes include tomato soup base with gelatine, cottage cheese mayonnaise dressing, and a spiced rhubarb jam with orange. Also details muffin baking in gem pans and jam canning yields.
Lynn urges cooling lifestyle tips when heat rises. Drink water and cool beverages, eat casually on a shady porch, serve buffet style to cut dishes and setting. Emphasizes maintaining proper diet as summer appetite wanes.
The piece argues Americans must think nationally to curb local patronage. It extols the newspaper as a community pillar and warns Washington's reach over localities. Parity price schemes for 1941 loom with government sums and calculations. It contrasts Founding Fathers on republic versus democracy and notes widespread executive orders creating jail or fines for citizens.
The notice describes Pattern No 8970 designed for ages 2 to 6 years with an uneven size layout. It requires 2% yards of 35 inch material for a size 3 dress and bolero, plus percentages for panties and bonnet, and invites readers to send their order.
An unidentified man collapses and dies in a Hamburg park at 5 p.m. on May 14 1912. Taken to the public morgue, the body remained uniden tified for 12 hours. He is later revealed as King Frederik VIII of Denmark, monarch since 1906, with Denmark just 100 miles away.
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