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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
6
Practical tips from the Bell Syndicate offer guidance on food storage and prep cleaning. Proper olive storage, brass stain removal, salt timing in cooking, beating eggs, lemon juice with steak, furniture leg wax, scissors usefulness, dish sizing, and removing whitewash with alum and vinegar are outlined.
Labor leaders claim 80 000 to 45 000 strikers already out as walkouts hit Remington Rand plants in Syracuse and New York. Barbers strike across Manhattan and the Bronx while 7 000 seamen clash with pickets on piers near Mayor La Guardia's home. In Ohio and elsewhere dozens of plants face stoppages and arrests follow anti riot law.
Washington politics swirl as factions debate attacking Kansas Governor Landon and backing Farley. The piece notes Old Guard efforts to stop Landon and others planning to support him to forestall Democratic attacks, with focus on Roosevelt's likely general election challenge and the evolving food and drug bill and TVA leadership tensions.
The reflection argues human nature leans toward laziness and motive drives actions. It notes judging others by unspoken acts, valuing diligence even with faults, and warns against excessive advice. It cautions against hypocrisy, urges aligning words with deeds, and highlights the strain on youth when task fits neither taste nor talent.
Debunkers argue the Trojan War may stem from a boundary dispute and Helen’s abduction is myth. They acknowledge the tale remains compelling though possibly propaganda and not literal history.
An advertisement urges sufferers to write for a free 176 page book on piles. Dr C M Coe lists his address at 503 Pine St in St Louis Missouri and promises payment.
The name Germanus in Roman times signified a neighborly or neighboring figure. It reflects linguistic roots tied to proximity and genitive usage in Latin naming practices.
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