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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
6
A testimonial from Mrs. Chas. J. Connell of St. Louis endorses California Fig Syrup for constipation in children. The ad claims weak children invite illness and promises safe relief, noting doctors’ endorsement for 50 years and wide availability in drugstores.
A reflective piece argues that a single grievance can anchor honesty and prevent sentimental excess. It urges naming a concrete fault to ground emotion and invite constructive critique.
The Spirit of 1930 Prosperity Campaign for women was launched at the Quatre Arts Salon in Chicago led by Mrs. Geane Allen. Mrs. Mary Delany Holden was elected president and Mrs. Harriet Michael secretary to promote Buy Now seals for prosperity.
A statewide activities committee list includes Wayne Hummer as chairman and James L. Donnelly as vice chairman with prominent Illinois business leaders such as Harry C. Hausman Arthur G. Poorman M A Graettinger John Coleman L E Roark R G Soderstrom and Fred C W Parker among appointees The Springfield post office move and Illinois Press association annual meeting plans are noted plus a push to host the 1983 I O O F international convention in Springfield
Advert describes Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for fretful infants and restless children. It claims Castoria soothes feverish spells, colic, constipation, and diarrhea, with rapid relief and a physician advised if relief fails. The ad positions Castoria as a mother's standby through babyhood and beyond.
Lesson text analyzes Thomas as an honest skeptic, his doubt and loyalty, and how Jesus reveals himself. It covers Lazarus as a faith test, Jesus as the Way Truth and Life, and Thomas's conversion from doubt to faith after visible proof.
A reflective note on embracing life as an opportunity to love, labor, enjoy leisure, and lift eyes to the night sky. It urges gratitude for daily chances and the wonder of the cosmos.
Rev. Christian F. Reisner states ideals are as essential to life as architectural plans are to building, underscoring the need for thoughtful guiding principles.
A compact biographical note extols a missionary worker who asserts that faith grants a majority beyond worldly odds. The text emphasizes divine partnership and steadfast resolve in mission work.
In Norway a village named Forstlangs wasser sits behind two mountains in the Giant range where winter daylight never reaches. The town endures perpetual twilight from sunup to sunset as residents carry on their work.
A vintage advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the laxative with the highest medical endorsement. It promotes using the product in water or lemonade for fast relief from indigestion sour stomach and related digestive issues across all ages.
A humorous exchange centers on a doctor advising strict quiet for a patient. The wife counters with a quip about her husband not listening, and the doctor approves the sharp remark as a light opening to the consultation.
An advertisement announces a brand new three shot shotgun by Remington Arms Company Ilion New York. It is designed for quail grouse pheasants snipe woodcock ducks rabbits and all upland game. Read the ad and return the coupon today for a descriptive folder from Remington Arms Company.
Tourist asks if the mining town is a healthy place to settle. Hotel proprietor replies it is healthful if one settles, but otherwise a very unhealthy place.
In an enthusiastic testimonial a former fat person claims Kruschen Salts rejuvenated health and energy after a single 85 cent bottle. The ad advises a lean diet, avoiding pastries and rich foods, with one half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast. claims the bottle lasts four weeks.
Miss Geraldine Youd of Concord California completes a two year pictorial quilt showing 36 scenes from California's gold discovery era. Each panel features a pioneer signature, and the piece will be exhibited with pride at the state fair.
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