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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
5
Colorful applique for tea towels is described as a lively craft for daily use. The article suggests using cotton scraps and outlines two methods, including an outline stitch option, to create seven motifs for each day of the week with accompanying transfer patterns and material needs.
Readers are invited to obtain a guide detailing stitch counts and color recommendations by sending 15 cents in coins or stamps to The Sewing Circle at Household Arts Department 259 West Fourteenth Street New York NY. The notice emphasizes coins preferred and outlines payment method.
In Luke 20 45 47 21 1 36 the lesson urges true service over showy piety as Jesus condemns scribes and commends the widow s gift The discourse covers temple destruction future events and warns believers to stay faithful amid trials while living for spiritual ends.
A devotional reflection on worship as testimony to the risen Jesus. Faith hope and charity are highlighted as enduring virtues born from belief in the living Christ. The piece reinforces worship as a witness to eternal life.
A reflection on offering all to God and including self in surrender. It cites Goethe on talent shaping itself in solitude and character forged by life’s pressures. The aphorism frames spiritual devotion as a total renunciation of self.
A compact guide offers tips for meals and baking including sandwich ideas with maple sugar and butter, cream cheese wafers, oil substitutes, paint drying with an electric fan, pressing with paper instead of cloth, using water to iron, and using newspapers as brown paper. Also advice on azaleas, cake protection, rose pruning, peach sauce, muffin tins, and blueberry pie crust details.
A truck rolled over a loose paving brick in Toledo Ohio. The brick was launched through a passing car windshield and struck driver Gordon Strasser in the head, killing him at the scene.
Floriculturists note few plant for perfume in home gardens despite many options. Historical methods saved rose perfume with salt jars or potpourri from damask roses lavender and violet water. Perennial and annual plantings, including roses lilies and carnations, create sequential fragrance for indoor and outdoor spaces.
A compact listing of Latin French Greek and other phrases with meanings such as ad captandum vulgus to catch the crowd nil desperandum god and my right et al and Eureka I have found it for reference purposes
It got too crowded for Mr and Mrs Bill Hammersley who run a trading post at Tiguigig Alaska. After several families moved into the district they moved to Kukaklek lake where no white family lies within 100 miles.
The excerpt lists plants including Philadelphus or syringa in the North, Carolina cherry in the South, Chinese butterfly bush once miscalled summer lilac, long bloomers with rich fragrance. It notes naturalized Japanese honeysuckle from Pennsylvania to Missouri, plus Chinese and Japanese wisteria and various clematis species.
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