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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1950
Page
3
A reflective note on women where charm, happiness, and misery are linked to marital status and social remarks. The piece suggests single women gain from praise, while married women juggle opposing emotions as a social balance.
An advertisement touts Dixie 40% Hog Supplement to finish market hogs with corn, claiming full-feed plus supplement boosts profits. It also suggests Dixie 34% for drylot hogs and invites readers to ask dealers for the red white and blue Dixie bag.
This article opens a six part series on the U S department of state its origins in 1789 with Thomas Jefferson as first secretary of state and its growth since World War I. It outlines the department structure 8 000 in Washington and 14 000 in foreign service across 280 missions headed by Dean Acheson and key officials such as James E Webb Philip Jessup John Peurifoy and Elbert Mathews.
Portsmouth singer Lene Woods known from CBS Steve Allen and Disney Cinderella voice grew up in the city. She earned 11 dollars weekly for local programs then moved to Hollywood where her husband works as an arranger and they have a daughter. Lloyd Bridges, passing through New York, returns from Rome where he starred in Three Steps North and joins promotion for The Sound of Fury.
A mixed clue list across and down covering weapons crafts natural terms and language hints for a crossword puzzle. Includes definitions for cornice support weapon native instrument helmet fertile spot and many restated terms with historical or linguistic notes.
Tommy Hunter wins favor in Ortegna by selling cheap fish to win Senor Jacinto’s consent for marriage to Dolores. The old man relents only when the couple plans to leave town, prompting a final call of fish and a vow to marry if his consent changes.
A millionaire father named Andrew Horton exposes his son Andrew Jr to harsh treatment. After a heart attack the son taunts him, the father plots a will to cut him out then plans to reverse it. The father dies and the will funds major medical research, raising questions of doctor guilt in a staged murder scenario.
Crochet pattern No. 5302 offers complete instructions materials and finishing directions for a soft cuddly sacque and sleeper set. Includes stitch illustrations and trimming with a bow. Also highlights the Anne Cabot ALBUM with many handwork patterns. Send 25 cents today to the address.
Russell J. West of Waco endorses Crazy Water Crystals for daily health. He and his wife drink a glass each morning and credit relief from stomach issues, headaches, fatigue, and insomnia. The ad touts seven decades of use and products in crystals, water, and liquid, sold by Crazy Co. Inc. of Mineral Wells.
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