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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
4
A reader-friendly piece notes chigger dangers and home remedies for campers and anglers. It then recounts Missouri’s 1879 fish commission efforts, including stocking salmon and carp, and concludes with rising bobwhite concerns and optimism from soil conservation efforts.
Connie Mack faces a rough start as the Athletics stumble through six weeks of play. Injured arms and slugging slumps sap their pennant dreams, with strong rotation and veteran leadership under pressure. The piece weighs Mack’s legacy, comparing historic Athletics and Yankees lineups while noting timing as a key theme in sport.
A 1950 sermon notes conversion as a divine change of heart. It compares a Minneapolis grocer's customer paying a debt after revival to biblical Jacob, once deceitful, who becomes a new man after an all night struggle with God. The piece argues true religion tests whether God can transform a mean, clever person.
Mrs. Edward H. Newton of Cincinnati credits Hadacol with improving her husband and three year old nephew’s health by correcting vitamin deficiencies. The ad notes vitamins B, B, Niacin and Iron, plus minerals, and offers a money back guarantee with trial and hospital sizes priced at 1.25 and 3.50.
A kibitzer is a bystander who offers unsolicited commentary. The Congress of the United States consists of two bodies: the Senate and the House of Representatives. The expression would rather be right than president is popularly attributed to a political commentator or columnist. attribution varies. The plural of chateau is chateaux or chateaus.
An onlooker at a card game who advises the players. The Senate and the House of Representatives. Henry Clay. Chateaux. Robert Louis Stevenson.
Prof. G S Fraenkel of the University of Illinois told the Institute of Nutrition in Atlantic City that mealworms can aid nutrition research. He cited discovery of a new growth vitamin designated SRT t and noted mealworms require little food, enabling large experimental subject pools with minimal use of purified nutrients.
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