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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1940
Page
7
Instructions describe making a thick braided hot dish mat from cotton strips, sewn with white thread, to serve as a novel gift. Directions note using flannel or heavy cotton, strip width two inches or more, and suggest two daisies joined for oval dish mats.
A saying emphasizes knowledge as the supreme wealth that thieves cannot take. It contrasts material riches with the enduring value of learning and wisdom. The adage implies that education and information empower individuals beyond theft or loss.
Reprinted reminiscence of church suppers highlighting communal hospitality and a detailed set of tested recipes. Featured dishes include hot water cheese pastry tuna cracker pie chocolate fudge cake macaroni and cheese clam chowder chocolate nut drop cookies baked sweet potatoes and a structured covered dish layout.
Miss Eleanor Howe offers a practical book to save homemakers time on routine chores and add interest to tasks. Readers may obtain a copy by mailing 10 cents to the author at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois.
A religious study notes Jesus as fulfillment of Isaiah in the Nazareth synagogue. Faith, not lineage, grants God’s grace. Jews’ hostility shows truth rejected. The lesson urges readers to follow Christ, trusting His power against opposition.
A biblical verse from Isaiah 5 11 warns against rising early to pursue strong drink and continuing until wine inflames the heart a cautionary moral sting about excess and indulgence.
A breezy folded coat with full skirt becomes a key school fashion milestone for juniors. The design No 8772 features an inverted back pleat, saddle stitching trim, and a reversible pointed collar, offering easy, affordable versions.
A Ruskin saying on true taste forever growing and learning, shaping perception as it lays its hand on its mouth and casts off shoes, finding all ground holy.
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