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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
6
A collection of aphorisms reflecting on honesty, restraint, youth, solitude, and human nature. Witty observations cover lawfulness, parental and social judgments, and the sly pace of growing up as quoted lines about transgression and character.
A quotation urges taking one day to avoid passion and be a sun-worshiper of clear self possession. It claims such self discipline opens the heart to good motives, strengthens life, and arms the breast against fate’s tricks, encouraging shared happiness.
A newspaper ad urges readers that a three days cough signals danger and promotes Creomulsion as fast acting relief. It claims the medicine reaches the inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm, with a druggist guaranteeing satisfaction or money back if results aren’t seen from the first dose.
A Cicero quote emphasizes brevity as wisdom for both senators and orators. It reflects the value of concise discourse in public life and rhetorical skill.
Mussolini and Hitler recognize Franco’s Spain as the legal government and plan to ship munitions. Britain, Russia, and France react as the Italo German accord raises fears of a broader conflict. Spain’s Barcelona blockade and Palma base add to tensions amid a widening international standoff.
The American government finished building World War memorials on French and Belgian battlefields and in eight American military cemeteries in France Belgium and England. The American Battle Monuments Commission chaired by General Pershing recommends dedicating the structures next July, twenty years after America's entry into the war, pending approval by the President and Congress.
The German born contralto Ernestine Schumann Heine dies in Hollywood drawing national mourning and special farewells from American troops she uplifted during World War I. Her sons faced tragedy in both sides of the conflict as one was killed as a German soldier and another died in American service.
The National Labor Relations Board ruled the Industrial Council Plan at International Harvester’s Fort Wayne Indiana plant must be dissolved. The board noted the plan exists at 14 other Harvester plants in the United States and Canada and said the ruling sets a nationwide precedent for similar plans in other manufacturers.
Hitler annuls another Versailles provision by reasserting sovereignty over all German rivers and canals. Czechoslovakia and Belgium plan a formal protest, while British Foreign Secretary Eden offers a mild rebuke of Germany’s action.
The study centers on Philemon's letter and Onesimus who fled to Rome and became a brother in the Lord. Paul urges appreciation consideration and true partnership among Christians while illustrating the doctrine of imputation and the transformative power of grace.
A collection of everyday domestic hints covers naming children's rubbers for school, preventing eggs from curdling in mayonnaise, duck feather preparation, cottage cheese with fruit spreads for graham bread sandwiches, keeping delivery dirt off floors with a back porch shelf, coloring icings with jelly, protecting hydrangeas in winter, Borax for napkins, reducing turnip flavor in boiled turnips, cinnamon toast storage, and wrapping winter cabbage in old newspaper to stay crisp.
A poetic tribute extols a mother's love as powerful and majestic, noting it endures fear and hardship, grows stronger in danger, and casts a guiding radiance over hardship and misfortune.
W A Taylor counsels to bind spare hours to a definite purpose and gather fragments of time so nothing is lost, urging purposeful use of moments to achieve meaningful outcomes.
A quotation from Gunn on humble deeds outranking showy acts. The note frames selfless acts as valued by God more than feats aimed at public gain.
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