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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1940
Page
2
A doleful man in the dock begs mercy, claiming dependents rely on him for support. The magistrate, moved, asks if children are involved. The prisoner replies no, detectives, prompting a quiet, humorous exchange about daily sacrifices to a spouse.
A witty exchange highlights kitchen labor in a domestic setting with humor about cooking prowess and household status. The brief rift centers on talent and recognition as meals shift domestic power dynamics.
Advice on economizing meals with fresh and stewed fruits, substituting for rich pastries to aid digestion and save money. Tips include soaking potatoes for French fries, keeping dogs clean, preventing fleas, ironing voile curtains correctly, and weekly disinfection of sinks and drains.
Chesterfield notes that real spirit means acting with prudent resolve and speaking with gentle restraint. He argues true spirit avoids rash actions and talk, favoring steady words and decisive deeds.
A health note urges addressing constipation by increasing bulk in the diet rather than relying on medicine. It recommends Kellogg's All-Bran, a crunchy toasted cereal, to restore regularity and maintain it, plus ample water. If symptoms persist, consult a physician.
Fragmentary quote about happiness and living for others contrasts selfish gain with communal duty. The text presents a moral reflection rather than a news item, citing Seneca to emphasize that one should live for others rather than oneself.
A humorous exchange recounts a mishap where Stingo fell from a 32-foot ladder but survived by landing only on the third rung. The joke underscores the improbable luck and wit surrounding the incident.
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