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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1935
Page
7
King Gustaf V of Sweden is pictured as a good sport with a fondness for champagne reflecting a royal taste. The caption notes his enjoyment of the lighter bubbly as part of royal leisure.
Miss Josephine Brown of New York has been named administrative assistant in charge of social work for FERA and WPA activities. The appointment signals expanded leadership for federal relief programs.
A Boston Herald writer contrasts Puritan era preparations with modern Thanksgiving. The piece recalls grandmothers baking pies and stuffing, gathering nuts, preparing butternuts and vegetables, curing the turkey, and the bustling early hours, ending with family gatherings and a home kitchen sprint.
The Plymouth Rock proprietor faced Plymouth town council over the historic site. The council ruled the rock does not belong to the town or a private owner but to the entire nation, granting all Americans equal rights of ownership in the shrine.
Thanksgiving pumpkin pies captivate bakers as autumn flavors peak. Canned pumpkin helps but the seasonal favorite draws lines at family tables with differing tastes and colors.
Grandmother Clark presents a home craft note for a bird cage themed pot holder set. Package A-8 includes stamped unbleached muslin pieces with embroidery guidance and color scheme. Embroidery thread not included. Fifteen cents each or four for 50 cents postpaid from Home Craft Co. Dept A St. Louis Mo with SASE for information.
Philips Brooks reflects that the departed leave a lasting vitality guiding our daily acts. He suggests we repeatedly act under the inspiration of predecessors, choosing to do or not do things differently even with modern knowledge and living machinery.
A persuasive notice promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the ideal liquid laxative for constipation in children and adults. It argues dosage can be precisely measured and gradually reduced until natural bowel movement resumes, claiming doctors and hospitals favor the liquid form.
The phrase highlights that every moment of resisting temptation counts as a victory and credits L. W. Faber as the author.
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