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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1934

Page

2

Relief Costs Rise as Winter Grows Near

Washington reports that federal relief costs for a four person family average 23.09 dollars monthly, with higher burdens in industrial South centers. Hopkins notes possible winter increases as crop policies strain budgets, while concerns grow over unemployed who rely on welfare and potential riots if aid is restricted. The piece also previews Supreme Court review of New Deal actions and Wisconsin political shifts around the LaFollette family.

Washington Federal Relief Administration Harry L. Hopkins Federal South Hopkins Uncle Sam Fim Relief Administration England Congress Taxpayers Taxpayers’ Group United States Treasuries Wisconsin la- Wisconsin Follette Brothers Progressive Party LaFollettes John M. Callahan Senate John B. Chappelle John J. Blaine Callahan Alfred K. Smith Roosevelt Klu-Klux Klan Georgia

Miss Georgia crowns at Georgia day exercises

Josephine Bowling of College Park Georgia who was crowned Miss Georgia Queen of all Georgia's Peaches received the honor from Governor Eugene Talmadge during the Georgia day ceremonies in the Court of States at the Chicago World's Fair.

Josephine Bowling College Park Georgia Eugene Talmadge

King of stowaways sails to marry in New York

Joseph Popfinger known as Europe’s One Eyed Connally has traveled seven years without paying fare. He arrives on the liner Bremen for a free trip to marry an American girl and waves a cheery greeting to New York’s skyline from a porthole.

Joseph Popfinger Europe One Eyed Connally King of New York Bremen

Frock Pattern 9677 With Ruffle Details

Frilled frock pattern 9677 offers a slenderizing dress in voile dimity lawn or swiss with a front bodice tucker like panel and ruffled sleeves. Available sizes include 14 through 20 and 32 to 40. yardage 3 1 2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 232 West Eighteenth Street, New York, NY.

Tucker Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Eighteenth Street New York N. Y

Do You Approve of Doctors in Politics

Miss Cayenne says she sometimes approves of doctors in politics. She notes doctors advise not to worry and claim to soothe nerves by steering voters toward a preferred choice to ease anxiety.

Miss Cayenne

Pleasure of Imagination in a Wealth Tale

A Washington Star quotation shows Farmer Corntessel explaining why he would set higher prices. He finds enjoyment in imagining the wealth he could gain if the drought left him goods to sell.

Corntessel Washington Star

Common Opinion on Amateur Theatrics

The exchange notes anxiety before performances with one author admitting fear of making a fool of themselves and the other acknowledging that such feelings are common among performers.

Chubb Pathfinder Magazine

Obstacle Race Conversation Sparks Study Pace Talk

A dialog contrasts college study pace with a son trying to catch up. The exchange highlights concern over academic progress and ongoing schooling.

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