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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
6
Paper white narcissi in a bowl with pebbles and water will last from November to March if bulbs are renewed as bloom fades. Leftover boiled rice with cream sugar and jelly is a popular lunch dessert for children and very nourishing. For coloring gravy use a touch of kitchen bouquet. Place straws in lunch boxes for cocoa or milk during the lunch period. Bell Syndicate.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a full bowel cleanse addressing both upper and lower bowels to relieve gas and stomach distress. It features a testimonial from Mrs Jas Fine about relief after one dose and urges readers to try a single spoonful for constipation with druggist backing.
President Roosevelt won a sweeping victory with about 523 electoral votes across 46 states, while Landon Knox failed to gain much ground. The New Deal gains give Roosevelt a strong mandate as Congress shifts to Democratic control and ongoing battles over New Deal policy loom.
The lesson reflects Paul’s fearless pursuit of God’s will despite danger. Agabus warns him of arrest in Jerusalem, yet Paul presses on, using the confrontation as a witness while urging faith and steadfastness amid trials. It contrasts public fame with true heroism in service.
Ames A Farley, manager of the Roosevelt campaign, resumes duties as postmaster general and attends the first post election cabinet meeting. He will serve out his term and declines to discuss future cabinet prospects. The Democratic chairman cites Farley’s forecast of Roosevelt winning all states except Maine and Vermont, noting Maine’s result might have differed with greater effort.
A lyrical reflection on a mother's enduring bond with her child across years, noting how time may furrow the cheek or silver the brow, yet the affection and gentle corrections of a best friend from God remain remembered.
Quote emphasizes that true workers love their craft and treat labor as a religion while those who do not work view it as play.
A reflective maxim notes life isn t built on grand sacrifices but on small daily acts of smiles kindness and routine duties that gradually win and sustain the heart attributed to Sir Humphrey Davy.
A column argues prejudices have limited life and should be buried without excessive mourning. The piece stresses the importance of recognizing prejudice’s end and handling funerals with reserve and propriety.
Ten skeleton words with missing letters. Fill to form common words: 1. a t act 2. pu b lic 3. a d a z ment 4. cu t y 5. in d st y 6. pr o p ty 7. v is i ble 8. n o g l e ct 9. su p or 10. s ti end
The piece muses on personal ideas of luxury from Babylonian tastes to modern comforts. One man desires to eat only ripe watermelon hearts, another seeks calm sleep with windows open during storms, while the speaker imagines a private projection room with a Mickey Mouse collection.
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