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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1931
Page
6
Cherie Nicholas notes fur jackets are the season’s sensation with Victorian hints and playful accessories. Gray kidskin coats, detachable shoulder capes, and two in one coats with snap fasteners lead a stylish parade for youth and women.
A preview of winter outerwear asks if a coat covers the dress length and fits at the natural waist with a side fastening. It notes shoulder breadth, slim hips, moderate flare, ample sleeves, an upstanding collar, wide armholes, and the use of long hair fur or fabric to flatter the figure.
This year fur coats are cheaper and more attractive with affordable pricing and new styles. Coats follow the cloth silhouette with long straight lines and waist emphasis above the waist. Collars and sleeves shape the top and highlight a flattering shaw collar look.
Fabric choices for sports dresses favor jersey and lightweight tweed. Short bolero jackets are common, buttoning in front or back to add edge and warmth, while some designs cling to a belted hip tunic model.
Enthusiastic women admire a versatile knitted costume for fall. The sports dress uses black red and white with tri color diagonal knit on the skirt yoke and cuffs. Black kid pumps feature eyelet trim revealing white lining.
Bible lesson notes on Acts 19:1 41 focusing on Paul in Ephesus. John s disciples become Christians and receive the Holy Spirit. Paul preaches in the synagogue and Tyrannus schoolhouse with boldness reason and persuasion. Miracles confirm the gospel. many renounce black arts and burn books worth 12500. Demetrius stirs a silver smiths riot but is checked by the town clerk.
A warning about obedience compares a chain under strain to a person hanging over a precipice. If any single link fails the entire chain collapses and the person is left in danger.
A quotation contrasts two types of men: one who makes human nature seem contemptible, another who elevates it to beauty and benignity. The line notes how people can harden or ease belief in God.
The holiness taught in the Bible guided the lives of New Testament saints. They demonstrated how holy people ought to live in daily conduct and faith.
Prof. E. A. Parfitt of Purdue proposes a fast cleaning routine that prevents machine buildup. After milking, flush teat cups with cold water then 165 degree hot water, hang parts to fill with disinfectant, and use a lye-based stock solution diluted for rubber parts. Several manufacturers now endorse the method.
President Patterson of the National Cash Register company blasted Russia and Stalin on his return from Europe. He said Stalin blames foreign capitalism for Russia’s woes and quipped that Stalin is like Mrs Johnson after a neighbor asks who broke the mantel mirror.
John A. Arey of North Carolina State College says a well built silo is the most economical feed for herds of ten or more cows. One acre of corn silage equals about 1.5 acres of shocked corn for milk yield and wastes are nearly eliminated. Silage supplements dry feed in winter and sustains milk flow at low cost. For smaller herds he does not recommend a silo and suggests pasture and root crops plus summer sailing crops.
The Otsego Montmorency Dairy Herd Improvement Association found, from Mr. Logan’s three herd books, that butterfat yields rose from 257.2 to 333.4 to 347.2 pounds over three testing years. With similar butterfat prices, product value above feed costs rose from 46.76 to 92.24 to 108.04 dollars per cow, a 56.28 dollar gain in year three. Logan plans to stay in the program while dairy cows remain profitable.
Separating surplus milk yields higher pay for farmers who shift to base milk. An Illinois producer reports $18.05 more in one month by shipping base milk, plus savings from skimmilk fed to pigs and chickens. He also earned $8.71 for the cream and was paid $9.84 more for 1,673 pounds less milk than the prior month.
Check freshening dates for cows and ensure a six weeks dry period with ample feed. Cheaper milk will follow. Official test shows Guernsey cows averaging 9 975 6 pounds of milk and 493 8 pounds of fat, while herd improvement test average fat is 346 4 pounds.
A Boston advertisement promotes B. M. The Penetrating Germicide for attacking disease germs causing coughs colds bronchitis and rheumatism. The ad claims quick positive action and offers mail order with $1.25 plus the drugstore name and address for a full size bottle, plus a free booklet.
At the start of the school term there was brisk buying and selling of used books. Advertisements appeared on blackboards highlighting attractively priced texts. One pupil advertised English Book I as good shape and never used, prompting exchanges.
Quote attributed to Gen Charles Gordon, known as Chinese Gordon, praising adventurers as makers of England and noting his death defending Khartoum.
Doctors say prevent colic by keeping the intestines open and free from waste. Gentle treatment is required as tiny organs cannot endure harsh methods. Castoria is a pure vegetable preparation without harsh drugs or narcotics and has helped mothers with digestive upsets for years.
The anonymous line reflects a belief that speech should uplift others. It frames language as a moral tool for pleasant interaction among people and absence of harm.
Phrase reflects a maxim on virtue being its own recompense and often serving as its own publicity agent, suggesting ethical conduct fosters recognition without external promotion.
A Lynn Massachusetts cigar store faced a calm pest when a pigeon perched above the high ceiling. Attempts to dislodge it failed until closing time. The bird left the store after eating peanuts on the floor and walking out.
A public debate unfolds as a man remarking on his baby faces criticism for a harsh comment about 'cute' behavior. The exchange highlights tensions in modern parenting discourse and the push for respectful communication.
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