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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1926

Page

2

Qualiy versus Price on Overalls Compared

The passage argues that there is little difference between a high priced “BIG BUCK” overall and a mid priced one, similar to comparing a Lizzie and a Packard, with the price gap not being substantial.

Sound wave now big help at sea

Radio navigation using direction finders and time signals reduces reliance on log bells and magnetic compasses. Ships along the Pacific coast now obtain precise position data from shore beacons, while time is synchronized via daily signals from London to San Francisco timekeeping, achieving accuracy better than a half second.

San Francisco High Seas Pacific Coast Pacific Alaska Korea London Mare Island Naval Observatory

National president of Widows and Widowers Club of America

The document identifies the national president of the Widows and Widowers Club of America and notes Mrs. Stull is a prominent figure, with her name listed in the 1926 Who's Who in Literature edition published in Liverpool, England.

Walking Keeps Marion Talley Healthy and Bright

A daily hike and proper food, rest, and exercise sustain Marion Talley’s peach bloom complexion. The piece highlights outdoor activity as a key to overall wellness and beauty.

New York Marion Talley

Poor multimillionaire must work for a living

John B. Andrus of Minneapolis fame as the world's richest subway rider, now eighty five, says he must earn his living and cannot retire. He travels daily to the financial district by subway and claims the underground noise helps him think.

New York John B. Andrus Minneapolis John D. Rockefeller Mr. and

Eskimo Alimony Demanded in Animal Settlement

In Ninilchik Alaska lawyers report a tribal divorce where Charlie Big Eyes must pay alimony with one ball moose ten mink skins five gray fox pelts or one silver pelt plus 100 salmon. The judges say this fair share reflects the increment to a native family when the husband ends a drinking spree by a violent act toward his wife.

Anchorage Alaska Charlie Big Eyes Ninilchik Lower Cook Inlet

British Invention Checks Speed of Falling Planes

Captain F T Courtney demonstrates the autogire at Villacoublay. The device uses four horizontal gyrators to automatically slow a falling aircraft and ease landings. He claims it could reduce air crash risks and be adapted to ordinary planes.

Paris F. T. Courtney Courtney Villacoublay Avro

Raises 1,600 Bushels of Corn on Ten Acres in Ohio

Columbus Ohio tale reports Ira Marshall of Dola champion corn raiser as he notes sixteen hundred bushels from ten acres averaging 95 per acre. He cites proper soil cultivation and season as keys, recalling similar yields last year during farmers week.

Columbus Ohio Ira Marshall Dola

Explains Gag Rule in Lords

The marquis of Huntley describes how the British house of Lords ends debate using standing orders. Any peer can move to put the question, with the lord chancellor or committee chair enforcing a division between those in favor and not content. A majority of peers present determines the outcome.

Washington Marquis of Huntley Senate House of Lords Dawes

Patoka Township to Hold Annual Meeting and Election

The Patoka Township in Marion County Illinois announces an annual meeting and election for April 6. Voting runs 7 AM to 5 PM at Patoka and Vernon Town Halls for one supervisor clerk assessor and two school trustees. Town meeting at 2 PM in Patoka Town Hall to hear reports and decide on township expenses.

Patoka Marion Illinois Patoka Town Hall Vernon Town Hall W. H. Cain

Card of Thanks for Grandma Buss

The family thanks neighbors and friends for help during illness and burial. Appreciation expressed for floral offerings from Ella B. Linton Wade Ashton and R. T. Buss.

Grandma Buss Ella B. Linton Wade Ashton R. T. Buss

Local Notes From Fostersburg and Area Sidelights

Mrs. Owen Belcher and children spent last Thursday with Robert Arnolds. J. W. Arnold visited the sawmill. Lewis Jones nurses a sore hand from contact with a butcher knife and is now painfully aware of the risk.

Owen Belcher Robert Arnolds J. W. Arnold Lewis Jones

Weekend Social Notes From Walton Area

The Waltons hosted visitors including Francis Griffin and mob, and Glora Desien with wife. Lem Meaders offered to drive anywhere with two good putters. Sunday visits to Uncle Sam Jones and Orve Walton. Mrs H Jones and daughter seen Sunday evening. Rain relief desired after muddy conditions, with sun hoped for.

Francis Griffin Vie Rhe Waltons Lem Meaders Glora Desien Sam Jones Lewis Jones M.S. Walkers H. Jones Mra Blencegren Orve Walton

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