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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1949
Page
3
Columbia coach Lou Little says his players will be dependable baby sitters, promising personal guaranty of 100 percent reliability. Reactions vary as parents connect football discipline with child care and humor about their roles.
A humorous column muses that a university football star makes an ideal baby sitter amid talk of sports on TV, horse racing, and baseball. It blends childhood safety with gridiron legends and show business gossip around Elmer, Arcaro, Judy Holliday, and CBS.
Riley finds Polly Hayden crying after Black Fox loss. Kirby, promising to quit racing, buys the horse I'm a Runnin for $50,000 to fund his new law career and heads to the stables for a final farewell.
In a tense moment Polly Hayden confronts Kirby as he reveals he is leaving racing. He offers proof of his exit with a bill of sale and a check while insisting his love for her is stronger. They discuss a future together and the idea of buying another horse someday.
A compact exploration argues Jesus died not by accident but by design within God’s plan. It cites Pilate’s weakness, Jewish leadership, Judas, and crowd expectations as factors, then asserts Christ’s death fulfills divine reconciliation and salvation for humanity.
A narrator endures a stormy day with rain and wind Then a shaft of sun appears and firelight flickers on the hearth A neighbor arrives with a letter from afar and a beloved voice on the phone The heart longs for connection and laments what today would miss
All six principals Gene Kelly Frank Sinatra Jules Munshin Ann Miller Vera Ellen Betty Garrett shot two days at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Dorothy Barrett, a minor Riding High cast member, sang a song and was picked by Frank Capra to sing with Bing. Barrett has Broadway and Vaughn Monroe band ties and will feature in Copper Canyon.
A crossword with across and down clues listing definitions for entries such as pen table top part circle of light odd capital corner indefinite article over poet eye symbolism frozen water evening parties close by metallic rock music note fraudulent schemes close by crude terms and more.
The brief study gathers key gospel verses from Matthew Mark Luke and John describing Jesus before and on the cross, his burial, and the women visiting the tomb. It highlights sorrow, sacrifice, and faith through linked scripture references.
Whitman explains where to obtain guidance on curved rafters with the National Lumber Manufacturers association in Washington DC offering multiple publications, some free and some for a price. A lacquer coating helps prevent tarnish on silverware, with jewelers’ supplies or a clear lacquer from paint stores as alternatives after polishing and benzine wipe.
Letter from Clement L. Boehmer of El Centro California touts All Bran as relief for constipation. Advertises bulk diet remedy with daily ounce intake and water, risking refund offer and mailback of empty carton to Battle Creek Michigan.
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