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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
2
Lesson outlines the Lord's Day from Genesis to Acts with Edenic Sabbath origin and Mosaic rest, first day worship, true worship in spirit, and Psalms 100 Colossians 3 on worship. It emphasizes rest, work, worship in spirit, and joyful praise.
A short verse urges cheerfulness as flowers nod in fields and gardens. It contrasts smiling, bright demeanor with anger and warns against associating with furious people to avoid negative influence on one’s soul.
Soviet authorities, undismayed by the Maxim Gorky disaster in which 49 were killed near Moscow, say three more giant propaganda planes will be built. The planes, including Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin, will be constructed alongside Maxim Gorky.
Charles West acts as Roosevelts point of contact with Congress and accompanies the president on travels. Observers say his duties will intensify as the current session grows more difficult and Congress remains contentious.
Illinois farmers backed Henry Wallace’s AAA defense with a 16,000 crowd urging retention of processing tax provisions. A Chicago post office range trains postal inspectors and military personnel. In Aurora and Montgomery deaths and fires occur, while vandalism costs Illinois highways. Officials seek a Murphysboro-Cairo highway and a Lemont bankruptcy petition is dismissed. Civil War veterans parade in Bloomington. Jubilee hosts centennial Episcopal celebrations. Zoo acquires Sudan wildlife. Barrington man killed by train. Horner hires Straus as aide.
A pleated sleeve forms an epaulet shoulder with center front buttoning and soft bust gathers. The shirtmaker frock features a patch pocket and smart styling suitable for daytime wear in linen or cotton prints. Pattern 2212, sizes 14 to 42, 3 3/4 yards fabric for size 16. illustrated instructions included. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., 248 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
A terse dialogue depicts a speed cop and his wife in a windy scene with growling engines and fast driving imagery. The exchange emphasizes speed and the impression of reckless motion.
In a quip sparked by dwindling public interest, Senator Sorghum admits he is growing timid about delivering speeches. He notes people show less intrigue unless he promises a regrettable or sorrowful pivot in his remarks.
A fortune teller predicts a dark load in the patron's future, prompting joyful exchange about receiving coal as a humorous and symbolic gift during a tense time. The scene mixes superstition with a practical downbeat twist.
In a Pearson's Weekly vignette a salty sailor responds to a curious old lady asking if ships like this sink often. The exchange highlights a brisk era banter about smoking aboard a boat and the public mood about business and paying customers.
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