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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1948
Page
3
Chicken offers budget friendly variety for cooler weather with dishes like chicken with dumplings crispy pie and tetrazzini. Recipes include chicken chow mein and a savory crusted casserole using stock mushrooms peas and pimiento. Use leftovers in stews and hash and refrigerate bacon drippings for seasoning.
A collage of recipes and kitchen tips features Chicken Tetrazzini and Chicken Stew with Dumplings, with detailed steps on making sauces, dumplings, and turnovers. It also lists general kitchen efficiencies and uses for leftovers such as potato burgers and sauce ideas.
Reading guidance cites Acts 20 17 38 Ephesians sequence and Philippians 4 with International Uniform Sunday School lessons for Sunday readings.
A March 14 1948 religious lesson highlights Paul’s love and honor at Ephesus. It urges Christian character as the true tribute, showing right living in daily life, and questions personal worth to the community. The piece cites Paul’s constancy and faith in Christ as a model.
The passage notes John Wycliffe’s call for a word governed by the people and links it to the American founding. It asserts the republic’s success as the first democracy and claims the Constitution and Bill of Rights were founded on God’s Word.
The oldest bell in the United States rings for McKendree college in Lebanon Illinois. Cast in the eighth century in Spain and later moved to Florida and Missouri the bell arrived in Lebanon in 1858 and now tolls hourly to summon students to class atop the chapel tower.
In Cassville Wisconsin four Buschbom brothers head a ranch near town with over 100 horses and a crew of bulls and calves. Bill Sr. Jack Bill Jr. and Ted perform bareback riding roping and bulldogging while awaiting spring shows on the sawdust circuit. Bill Jr. excels in trick roping and Jack is a top bareback rider earning about five thousand dollars last year.
In St Martinville Louisiana workers placed about 100 pounds of specialized tree food at the roots of the Evangeline Oak beside Bayou Teche near the Atta kapas trading post to halt minor deterioration noted recently.
In Stevens Point Wisconsin three senior home economics students at Central State Teachers College housed their husbands in the practice cottage as part of a semester requirement. The couples are Lillian Korzilius Edward Korzilius Elizabeth Paulson John Paulson Gloria Schultz Louis Schultz.
Farmers are urged to send sayings for Nu Maid Margarine prize in Cincinnati Ohio. A $5 award will go to the first contributor of each accepted saying or idea. Grandmother quotes and two word reply table grade margarine prompt the campaign.
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