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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1947
Page
4
The item records that it was entered as second class matter on November 2, 1907 at the Patoka Illinois post office under the Act of March 3 1879.
A reflection on how citizens drift toward optimistic signs and downplay danger signals after periods of vigilance. It warns that complacency can follow extended states of alertness and conflict, risking future security.
A speech urges Americans to defend freedom by guarding their minds against inner inroads of state socialism and fiscal fallacies. It warns that half of the public lacks understanding of a balanced budget and free enterprise, urging a constructive program of personal liberty and vigilance.
Harry Miller of the Gaines Dog Research Center in New York City links the rise in U S dog ownership to the spread of prepared dog foods. He says ready meals save time for homemakers, balance nutrition, and are often more economical than home cooking, with meal type foods providing essential vitamins minerals and amino acids.
Georgia Leffingwell emphasizes immaculate cleanliness in preparing infant formula in Capper's Farrer. She lists sterilized utensils including bottles nipples funnels and brushes and advises washing hands and boiling equipment for five minutes before use.
Edgar Perkins of Vernon joined Henry Meredith and family for preaching services. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Lila Gerrish. Everett Jet visited Ferriday, La. and reported a nice trip. Irene Perkins stayed with aunt Anetta Jett. Melvin Meredith turned five with a cake of five candles. Rev. Lee Lawler from Decatur visited old friends. Several residents listed as sick and Everett Kretzer's family visited Irvon Bowen's family.
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