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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
3
A 1932 Western Newspaper Union feature presents Topax with relish, ravigote, Lyons Sauce, and sauce d Havre. It details ravigote butter, sandwich ideas, fricasseed chicken with lemon, onion and apple sauce, blanquette method, cauliflower in white sauce, and a banana coconut pudding with directions and proportions.
Practical household advice covers removing oil stains with a clay paste, choosing pure cider vinegar for pickling, cleaning coffee pots weekly, boiling soda water in pots, and keeping peeled fruit in cold water to prevent discoloration.
An independent elephant named Tiny breaks from her rope in a circus camp and, after a daring road trek, bolts into a village. She eats at a fruit stand, followed by a persistent dog, then is pursued into a building where circus workers intervene to recapture her.
Volcanic disturbances in the Andes continue as four large craters form on the slopes of Chile's Descabezado volcano. Local authorities monitor seismic activity and potential ash emissions while residents remain cautious near the mountain in Talca region.
A column surveys notable lives and luxe tastes in New York, mentioning John D. Rockefeller Jr. and his private pipe organ, Walter Pforzheimer’s vast library at Hidden Brook farm, and Royal Copeland amid a surge of 1932 political correspondence. It notes Coleman Du Pont’s Manhattan hotels, a connoisseur who repairs watches, and Florenz Ziegfeld’s beauty judging gigs plus global depictions of beauty across cities. It ends with praise for Fifth Avenue’s enduring allure.
Armstrong Missouri at Alton tracks James Widaman's right foot became lodged in a switch frog. A train approached around a bend he freed himself by twisting away but the foot was lost. He survived the ordeal despite the injury.
A vintage instruction describes cutting out a party pattern and rearranging it on a longer strip to form a larger design. It suggests using clowns to assemble a lamp shade large enough for a candle, or multiple sizes by combining four clown figures.
The phrase abomination of desolation designates a hateful object causing extreme destruction. It titles a discussion linking the term to the Roman standard in Matthew 24 15 noting its significance in historical views of Roman imperialism.
Epaulets worn by Gen. Santa Anna from the battle of San Jacinto are donated to the University of Texas library in Austin along with Santa Anna's saddle and other relics. The epaulets belonged to the late John N. Riley of New Orleans Louisiana.
Dr. Orvis Irwin at the University of Iowa conducts infant experiments on babies under 15 minutes old using a stabilimeter and high speed photography. The goal is to enable early education including self-feeding walking and talking while in the crib.
In Kelso Washington a Persian cat owned by P. J. Blanchard gave birth to three tailless kittens. The offspring were otherwise normal in health.
Lesson outlines Jacob’s departure from Canaan to Egypt at Joseph’s invitation, his vision at Beer-sheba, and God's blessing. It covers Jacob’s meeting with Joseph, Pharaoh’s reception, Goshen settlement, Jacob’s blessing of Pharaoh, and Joseph’s provisioning of his family, linking to Christ as provider.
The author argues that complete love is unattainable at once yet the Christian sees Christ as portrayed in the Gospels and that this vision sparks a direct affection. It implies devotion grows from recognizing Jesus truly as he is revealed.
A reflective line notes that morning brings fresh messages to guide and comfort as people pour out their hearts to God and trust in his attentive care. The quote attributes this sentiment to W Robertson Nichol.
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