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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1941
Page
3
Pattern 6903 describes a transfer pattern for a 15 by 15 inch picture with color chart, materials list, and illustrations of stitches. Send order to the address provided for procurement and delivery of the kit.
A succinct aphorism notes that the fault in others that offends us most is the very trait that wounds our own vanity. The French thinker La Rochefoucauld underscores reciprocal humility and self-awareness.
Washington reports insiders warn of possible drastic price controls if inflation accelerates. Three options are discussed by Roosevelt aides and advisers led by Stettinius and Baruch: prioritize control, compel sell to the government, or impose universal price ceilings across all goods and production steps.
Harry Hopkins told the President Britain could hold out against the Nazis and rejected isolationist fears of a negotiated peace. Churchill asked to repair British destroyers in U S dry docks and to sell or lease mosquito boats to ward off invasion. The President ordered redesign of mosquito boats to improve balance for channel waters.
Ex Senator King of Utah visited the Senate and sat in his old seat while ex Senator Gore of Oklahoma watched the debate with interest. Capitol police limit visitors after isolation demonstrations in the galleries. The National Republican magazine ignores Wendell Willkie and praises Joe Kennedy for opposing the lease bill. Norman Thomas, the Socialist candidate, also opposes the bill. The FBI advises plants to destroy waste paper from defense work. Henry Wallace presides from noon to 1 30 PM before leaving for lunch.
The notice lists a lesson plan for March 9 with selected subjects and Scripture texts approved for use by permission. It indicates curriculum material prepared under the International Council of Religious Education and used in religious study.
Analysis of Luke 20 9 20 showing Israel s rejection of Jesus as Son of God and rightful King and the judgment that follows. It contrasts self will with God s will and notes deceit treachery in rejection. It urges personal accountability and repentance in accepting Christ as Saviour and Lord.
A vintage sewing pattern brief inviting readers to order Pattern No 8876 for sizes 12 through 40. Describes fabrics percale calico or gingham with bright ricrac, sash belt back, high cut skirt slimming the hips, and yardage needs for 36 inch material.
The instructor guides the awkward learner through clutch and gear shifts with hands and feet coordinated. The student jokes about using the nose, while the lesson emphasizes watching the road and smooth acceleration.
The questions ask which state borders only one other state, identify the natural magnet among Capstone Thunderstone and lodestone, name the cardinal winds, and specify when the U S Canada boundary was finally settled.
In Maine and Lodestone listings an old note remarks winds from cardinal directions and states the US Canada boundary was only determined in 1925, 142 years after the treaty with England. An advertisement offers a free book on piles and fistula by Dr. C M Coe at 503 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo.
A brief note cites the idea that patience is the art of hoping, attributed to Vauven and framed as a philosophical remark on hopeful mindset.
The passage cites Shaftesbury on humor and gravity as a test of seriousness. It argues that satire reveals true gravity and that any subject unable to bear raillery or serious examination is suspect.
A pithy reflection on how clever people seize advantage and fools distort events for their own ends. The maxim highlights human bias and self interest in shaping outcomes.
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