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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1945

Page

6

Thunderhead the Goose Bar white horse races in Wyoming

Thunderhead, the Goose Bar ranch’s unique white foal, is aimed at a fall race meet in Jim Idaho. Twelve year old Ken McLaughlin wants the horse to become a famous racer while Rob McLaughlin sells horses to raise sheep amid family tensions. Nell learns she is to be a mother again.

Thunderhead Goose Bar Ranch Wyoming Albino Ken McLaughlin Thun Jim Idaho Rob McLaughlin Ken Rob Nell

Thunderhead Races Mares At Valley Of The Eagles

Ken and Howard lead Thunderhead and Flicka into the Saddle Back mountains for a camping trip toward Thunderhead s destiny in the Valley of the Eagles. Thunderhead becomes restless at the mares, bites his picket rope, and threatens to break away as Ken scrambles to control the situation.

Howard Ken Jake Bugs Valley of the Eagles Saginaw Falls Charley Sargent Dad Thunderhead Charley Rob McLaughlin Nell Flicka Buckhorn Mountains Silver Plume

Lesson for October 21 Subject and Scripture Texts

Lesson for October 21 presents selections from scripture as chosen by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. The notice indicates copyrighted materials and authorization for use in lesson content.

International Council of Religious Education

Speeding Ship Repairs Through Photography in Navy Yards

Photos speed ship repairs by 25 percent in U S navy yards. Crippled ships are photographed in detail and flown to shipyards while blueprints are microfilmed and sent from Washington. By port arrival, ready-made plates substitute damaged sections.

U. S. Navy Yards Washington

Substituting All Purpose Flour for Cake Flour

When cake flour is unavailable use all purpose flour sifted three times before measuring. For each cup of cake flour use two tablespoons less of regular flour and sift again to approximate the lighter texture.

Arm Blood Pressure Difference Common in Hypertension

Medical guidance notes that systolic readings often differ between arms with the right arm typically higher. Studies show two of every three people have higher pressures on the right, and the gap is more pronounced in individuals with high blood pressure.

Fertilizer Glass Pots May Feed Plants Soon

Special glass pots may supply nutrients to growing plants by incorporating chemical fertilizers. These fertilizers would slowly leak out when in contact with soil and water, providing a steady nutrient release.

Digestibility of Fried Potatoes Compared by Cooking Method

Researchers find pan fried potatoes digest starch more easily than French fried and boiled varieties. Fat appears to accelerate digestion across methods.

Soap Savings By Rewringing Heavy Laundry

A laundry tip explains put heavier fabrics through the wringer twice before rinsing to force thick foamy suds back into the washer for the next batch. The method also speeds up the rinsing process.

Eastern black ducks scarce amid floods and predators

Ducks Unlimited and government agencies report factors limiting black duck abundance after a survey in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Destructive spring floods destroy nests, crows eat eggs, and lack of aquatic insect foods harms ducklings. Surprisingly many breeding ring necked ducks were found, almost as many as black ducks.

Ducks Unlimited U. S New Brunswick Nova Scotia

Sustainable timber: grow what we use and renew forests

The text argues that timber can be grown as fast as it is used, with good management forests and farm woodlands can supply all future wood needs. It suggests continued cutting of old and second growth is acceptable if practices ensure sufficient new growth for the future.

Martha Mary Jesus God Paul

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