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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1941
Page
3
A nostalgic picnic feature promotes cheeseburgers as a simple, popular meal option. It describes preparing eight patties with milk and seasonings, adding cheese, and serving on buttered buns with a piquant sauce. Variations include fried eggs on burgers and optional Worcester sauce.
A column outlines hamburger prep for picnics including patty formation with onions, shaping, waxed paper storage and cooking when fire is ready. It adds advice on hash as bun filler and buttered, baked rolls. It also notes tablecloths and napkins, oilcloth ideas, windproof ground coverings, and introduces two one quart vacuum bottles with built in cups and a lid that becomes a table.
A collage of picnic recipes includes Cole Slaw and Old-Fashioned Potato Salad with optional variations and dessert ideas like Marshmallow-Graham Crackers. Also shared is a recipe for Chocolate Ice Cream and a faith lesson titled Broadening Christian Horizons focusing on the Antioch church and the new name Christian.
The notice lists the June 1 lesson topics and selected scripture passages. It credits the International Council of Religious Education for copyright permission and the use of materials in the study guide.
Directions for making cape with illustrations and stitches. Materials required listed. For this pattern, readers are urged to send orders to the supplied address.
A short advertisement from Dr C M Coe of 503 Pine St St Louis Missouri offers a free book on piles and fistula treatment with a promise of payment to responders.
A concise quotation marks patience and fortitude conquering all things attributed to Emerson.
A quotation extols fixing the gaze on national greatness until love fills the heart, praising those who knew their duty and acted with courage to achieve the country’s glory.
A diner discovers a $1 overcharge and confronts a waitress. The waitress says a cashier’s bet led to the trick. The diner writes a note on the bill for the cashier, who then leaves the scene as the diner predicts.
A quotation attributed to Zeuxis argues that criticism is simpler than the work of crafting. It suggests critics may find fault without the discipline of hands on creation.
A concise aphorism noting that true support comes from appreciating strength not weakness. Quoting Oliver Wendell Holmes, the line contrasts male will with female agency, urging solidarity through respect for power rather than pity.
A translated motto credits Goethe with saying that those who think little of themselves are held in higher regard than they themselves imagine. The line emphasizes humility as a virtue.
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