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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1932

Page

7

Po River Highway Project Aims To Turn River Into Trade Route

Italy begins a vast plan to convert the Po from Milan to Venice into a navigable highway for commerce. The project, nearing a 300 million lire budget, would add dams and reservoirs to control depth, enabling larger boats and longer-distance travel along the 416 mile axis.

Washington Italy Milan Venice National Geographic Society Bulletin Adriatic Alps Great Connecticut Rome Lan Turin Peompen Ceyterg Maey

Lead plaque used for bullets in old Louisiana claim tale

A Louisiana Historical Society story recounts a voodoo doctor melting a lead claim plaque into bullets. The relic, once valued up to 1 million, marked La Salle’s 1682 claim of Louisiana from gulf to Rockies. The lead plaque was later melted and destroyed, with its rediscovery tied to Vilgere Dinet.

New Orleans Louisiana Territory Louisiana Historical Society Frank H. Wagaill the Historical Society Waddill Hunter Rene Robert Cavelier’ de LaSalle Louisiana Gulf Canada Rockies Alleghenies Louis XVI Louis the Great Vilgere Dinet George Lee Hays Hays Dinet

Educated Mule Walks on Snowshoes North of Sherridan

In Sherridan Manitoba an educated mule trained by Bill Klnowick now travels with snowshoes on his hooves guiding a toboggan. The animal, about 18 inches in diameter snowshoes, speeds across heavy drifts as locals tire of airplanes trains and dog teams.

Sherridan Manitoba Bill Klnowick Klnowick Here

Secret Gold Rush Rumors Sparks Megantic Excitement

Megantic Quebec residents surge with excitement over unconfirmed reports of a secret gold rush in the Great Bear region. The mood intensified after a mystery plane landed nearby with Harry Hayter piloting the craft.

Megantic Que Great Bear Color Harry Hayter

Fuse Saves Man Life in Middlesburg Electric Incident

In Middlesburg, Pennsylvania, a fuse 20 miles away is credited with saving Thomas Mitchell, a local laborer, when an iron bar he carried touched a high tension line. The contact blew the fuse and cut power, but Mitchell suffered leg and arm burns.

Middlesburg Thomas Mitchell Middleburg Mitchell

Bulgarians Living Close to Nature in Mountain Villages

The Bulgarian mountains shelter villages with pastoral life and hardy peasants. Shepherds roam with dogs to guard flocks, living modestly on self produced food and coarse homespun clothing. Despite material modesty, the people maintain simple, honest values and a deep connection to nature.

Bulgaria Earth

Quote on duties of a leader in politics and statesmanship

A woman with a notebook asks if a man in his position must be both politician and statesman. Senator Sorghum agrees and notes there are times when he must forget divisions and act as a plain patriot.

Sorghum

Vatican City Railroad Embellished with Private Chapel Train

A short Vatican City railway is 600 feet long with a tunnel half its length and double tracks. It features an elaborate station and a unique three coach train for the pope, including a private chapel and a dining sleeping car. All coaches are steel and marble painted with bronze pontifical coat of arms.

Vatican City Marbon Cite

Thrift Confusion Reflected in Random Times Quips

A fragment from a Times page shows dialogue about thrift and spending, revealing a puzzled speaker torn between hoarding and rashly spending. The line hints at financial prudence versus carefree consumption amidst a chaotic, introspective mood.

Eagle Brand Infant Formula Proclaimed Easy to Digest

An advertisement extols Eagle Brand as the easiest milk for babies to digest next to mother's milk. It claims superior digestibility, rapid assimilation, and strong bone and tissue development supported by a 50-baby clinic test. It invites readers to try Eagle Brand and request a booklet with feeding schedules and care guidance.

Eagle Brand

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