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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1940
Page
7
A guide offers simple sophisticated snacks for teens and gatherings. Recipes include decaffeinated coffee, rolled sandwiches with cream cheese fillings, orange jiffy cakes, fort atkinson ginger creams, and old fashioned filled cookies.
A short classified style notice promotes Eleanor Howe's Easy Entertaining cookbook. It offers menus and tested recipes for teen parties, picnics, beach outings, and both formal and informal entertaining with a request for 10 cents and a Chicago mailing address.
The May 26 lesson list presents subjects and scripture readings selected and printed by the International Council of Religious Education with permission for use. It outlines instructional themes and cited Bible passages for this study period.
A concise study contrasts the old covenant with Moses against the promised new covenant of grace. It highlights the old as national and conditional, broken by Israel, and the new as personal universal and guaranteed by God’s decisive I will. It notes spiritual fulfillment in the church and cites Hebrews for continuities of the better, everlasting covenant.
A list of ten quiz questions covering topics from Rome’s hills and temperature scales to Coventry history and nautical terms. Includes questions on Democratic nominating rules, poisons of rats in research, engine power at altitude, ship beams, peccadillos, and British Atlantic islands controlling the Strait of Magellan.
Medieval Russian artists built holy figures by first painting the skeleton and organs, then flesh and finally clothing. This technique aimed to render realism in religious icons.
Earthworms aid soil. don't remove them. If troublesome, water will bring them to the surface. Bay leaf or thyme seasons pot roast gravy. Rub hands with dry mustard after peeling onions, then wash as usual. To remove ink from carpets, wash with skim milk immediately. Clear ammonia removes paint from windows even after long exposure. apply with a scrubbing brush.
Seven. A formula to convert temperatures is multiply by 9/5 and add 32. The aim is to help people escape heavy taxes. A salutation. A majority. One chief reason is their size requires a minimum amount of testing substances. A car at sea level 100 hp drops to 82 hp at 5000 feet due to thinner air. Its width. Petty fault. Falkland.
During the last death by own action wave in Japan between 1933 and 1935, 313 persons jumped into the Oshima volcano. Of 1,208 foiled by crater guards, 29 managed to jump from boats returning to the mainland.
A compact quotation notes that the world mirrors a person’s mood. It cautions that frowning yields sour reflections while laughing yields a jovial companion, presenting a witty moral on attitude and perception.
A note on building materials noting granite and marble withstand hardness yet can crumble in fires. It warns that granite structures may suffer serious damage similar to marble surfaces under extreme heat.
An advertisement invites sufferers of piles or fistula to write for a free 176 page book by Dr C M Coe at 503 Pine St St Louis Missouri. The notice promises payment for contributions.
A reflective quotation from Dr Watts on how reading inspires ideas but true judgment comes from one’s own meditation and contemplation. It underscores individual thought over external influence.
A medieval moral meditation recounts hares ready to drown themselves in misery until they see braver frogs, inspiring courage again. The remark urges comparing one’s own condition with others and seeking perspective.
A compact moral reminder from Van Amburgh urges secrecy in favors. Do not boast when helping others and let the recipient discover the kindness, yielding true satisfaction from decency.
A meditation on living seriously within and simply without. The line reflects a philosophy of inward growth guiding outward simplicity and restraint.
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