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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1948
Page
7
In Tokyo Matsukichi Tsumaki 47 serving life for robberies was released on parole after 17 years as he helped extinguish a prison fire and aided guards prevent escapes. He reportedly preached to families about door security saying please dont do the same again.
Atlanta fashion consultant Tobe argues the ongoing new look reflects women's lives and will fade only with war or a dip in mood. She notes wartime attire was masculine for work, and postwar styles returned to femininity as men came home, viewing the trend as natural evolution rather than a designer fantasy.
Milwaukee man George W. E. Perry known as the marrying brakeman placed a Madison newspaper ad offering a 25 dollar reward for a lie detector test or a governor level hearing. Convicted in 1981 of the murder of Cora Belle Hackett, Perry insists on his innocence and seeks action from parole authorities or the governor after a national manhunt.
About 600 repatriated Americans arriving from Gdynia Poland aboard the Ernie Pyle carried food, driven by rumors of a U S food shortage spread by Russian agents. A ship officer said agricultural department agents confiscated spiced meats and bolgna but allowed dried mushrooms.
Dr Archer Chester Sudan longtime physician in a Colorado mountain county has been named family doctor of the year by the American Medical Association. The 21 year veteran cared for a sparsely populated region near Kremmling and recently moved to Denver due to ill health. He receives a gold medal and citation for meritorious service to the community.
In Utica New York a two story frame dwelling fire killed 11 family members who were awaiting rescue. Eight bodies were recovered and six of the victims were children. Fourteen others escaped, some badly burned. Fire officials could not determine the cause.
In Columbia South Carolina a 34 year old Thomas Andrew White was charged with murder after authorities say he tied his 11 year old son and beat him unconscious. A crowd of over 200 gathered outside his home until police arrival prevented mob action. The coroner reported the boy’s wrists were tied behind his back and his body suspended by a rope. White admitted the abuse and said the boy wouldn’t reveal the truth about a dollar bill he collected.
The common nylon is produced from hexamethylene diamine and adipic acid. Diamine derives from coal coke air and water from cyclohexane a petroleum product or from surfural an agricultural by product. Adipic acid comes from coke air and water or from cyclohexane.
A homemade dehydrator heating unit doubles as a room heater and cuts farm labor by drying fruits and vegetables. Proper moisture removal at moderate temperatures preserves texture color and flavor while sun drying can yield color and nutrients but often inferior results. Gas lamps risk bulb damage from drips, while carbon lamps tolerate water exposure.
A devotional pairing invites reflection on Daniel 1 and I Timothy 6 11 urging pursuit of righteousness faith and love. The reading contrasts steadfast devotion with exhortations to flee temptation and pursue a path of godliness in daily life.
A 1948 lesson notes Daniel's steadfast stand in chapter 1, comparing his courage to Beecher's, urging youth to remain true to right despite pressure. It highlights Daniel's wisdom, God's support, and the idea that siding with God leads to success and enduring rewards.
Improvement in shell texture can be achieved by providing foods that supply minerals. Egg shells are about 90 percent calcium carbonate and require minerals and vitamins for shell production. Shell grit offers calcium carbonate but without vitamin D the body may not convert enough for bone and egg shell formation.
Nests for turkeys should be spacious to reduce crowding and eggs broken. An individual nest measures 18 inches wide, 24 inches high, and 28 inches deep. It is advised to place nests both inside the breeder house and outdoors during volatile weather, as shown by the Utah type nest in the photo.
Wise Burroughs of the Ohio station says proper nutrition helps control swine diarrhea and scours. Nursing pigs are vulnerable, feeder pigs suffer enteritis, and older pigs can scour. Deficiencies in any of five B vitamins may cause the disease.
The Sallflower crop shows strong growth with minimal rainfall, posing no serious competition to flax in humid zones. It flourishes where annual precipitation is 12 to 15 inches and under dryland conditions matches or surpasses wheat. It boasts disease and insect resistance.
Some scoffers resist the Bible yet seek a culture shaped by its dominant ideas. The Bible is described as dangerous to systems built on greed prejudice and oppression, challenging those power structures.
Pattern 5027 offers complete blouse finishing instructions in sizes 12 14 and 16. Includes fabric guidance seam finishes and fitting notes for a tailored look.
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