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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
6
Readers can obtain pattern 5724 from The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. at 259 W 14th St New York NY for 15 cents. Includes Block Chart cutting sewing finishing yardage diagram and guidance for single and double bed quilts.
A dialogue from Stray Stories Magazine recalls a guest who planned to sleep in a haunted chamber. The sinister retainer reveals that a gentleman who spent the night appeared at breakfast the next morning, adding a chilling note to the tale.
A short dialogue questions Aunt May and Aunt Betty and child choices. The mother confirms Aunt Betty has a baby while Aunt May has a dog, prompting Tommy to joke about first pick. The piece reflects casual family banter from a Portland Express item.
A note recalls Gus Herman Jasper once owned a car costing $3000. It asks what car Jerry says he uses now and answers a street car in a concise exchange.
Some people claim to be revolutionary but others label them quarrelsome and divided. The remark contrasts self image with public perception in a concise note.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a double action laxative with seven ingredients that cleanse both stomach and bowels. It promises relief from gas and indigestion within two hours, claims doctor recommendations, and urges taking one half hour before breakfast or one hour before bed.
A concise observation contrasts rare moments with lengthy oratory, noting that only about one in ten thousand speeches merit extended duration. The remark underscores selectivity in remarks and the value of concise expression.
The speaker urges residents to spend in local stores to keep dollars circulating within the community. Buying locally funds schools churches streets sidewalks and farm value growth while attracting more people to the area.
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