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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1931
Page
3
Robert D. Johnson of Sedalia won election to Missouri’s Seventh District to fill the vacancy caused by Representative Sam C. Major’s death. Johnson is a Democrat.
A compact study outlines Pauls preaching in Thessalonica and Berea focusing on method, message, and response. It contrasts Jewish opposition with Gentile acceptance and highlights characteristics of Pauls ministry and the Berean reception. It notes the cross as offensive and emphasizes Scriptural proof and noble searching for truth.
An old adage defines character as the resolve to push a plan to success and overcome obstacles. It notes that while many can start, only those with character finish strong.
An Alaska flight circumnavigating the Aniakeak volcano with Harry Blane piloting a three person plane was sucked toward the crater by hot gases. A sudden dive away from the mouth saved the craft while sulfur fumes were reported 40 miles from the pit and at above 6000 feet.
A vintage Bayer advertisement touts aspirin tablets as effective for headaches colds sore throat toothache neuralgia neuritis sciatica rheumatism and more. It claims Bayer tablets do not depress the heart or upset the stomach and can be taken in sufficient quantities to end pain.
The Baroness Wrangel criticizes the Bolshevik regime as murderous and counterfeiting, likening it to a harsh boarding house landlady. Mrs. J. H. Harlan sponsors Sahara camel races from Ghardaia to El Golea, aiming for bigger events after a 300 mile first race. A piece notes a couple debating divorce on incompatibility when both seek it.
An advertisement urges keeping B. M. The Penetrating Germicide in the medicine chest to curb coughs and sore throats. It claims external use like mustard plaster and promises quick results with a full size bottle mailed postpaid for $1.25 from F. B. Rollins Co. Boston. A free booklet is offered on request.
A Louisville Courier Journal note comments that history tends to echo itself in historical fiction, suggesting familiar patterns recur across eras. The piece reflects on narrative comfort and the durability of themes that reappear in literature.
A boy faces a dilemma that will decide whether he leaves the door ajar or slams it shut. The choice sets a long-term pattern that may take years to overcome.
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