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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1939

Page

2

Pot and Pan Holders That Hang in a Row

A green and white kitchen theme features patch work pot holders arranged like tiles beneath the stove. The pattern uses eight small squares of two triangles and eight oblong blocks of three triangles with sheet wadding as padding and a white backing.

Ruth Wyeth Bazangg

Around the House: Kitchen Hacks and Care Tips

Soak dried fruits for five minutes to plump them for recipes. Roast beef garnishes use mashed potatoes nests filled with creamed vegetables. Save chicken fat to replace butter in cooking. Vacuum clean dust mops and scald wooden ware regularly. Remove white furniture spots with powdered pumice and linseed oil.

Bright Pupils Strike Brighter Paths in School

Dr Leta S Hollingsworth, educator and Speyer School co founder, argues bright children are not doomed to poor outcomes. She notes high IQ correlates with height health and longer life and urges curricula that challenge gifted students. A seven year old finished lessons early and cried at tedious tasks showing need for advanced work.

Pittsburgh Leta S. Hollingsworth New York City Speyer School For Advanced Children Hollingsworth Speyer Jean New York Central Library

Peter Rabbit Encounters a Legless Green Forest Terror

Peter Rabbit narrates a startling tale from the Green Forest about a strange creature with no legs no head and no tail that supposedly chased him as he hurried home from the Green Forest to the Old Brier Patch. Mrs. Peter questions the story while Peter insists he is not sick and plans a nap after his ordeal.

Peter Rabbit Green Forest Brier Patch Peter Green Forest Sun Petér Mrs. Peter T W Burness WNN

Elbows On Table Between Courses Declared Common Now

Phyllis Belmont notes etiquette shifts as elbows on the table between courses no longer a strict violation. Elbows may rest only between courses, not while eating. Hands should stay in the lap when not engaged, and forearms must not touch the table edge.

A. A Phyllis Belmont WNU Service

Carelessness Causes Most Fires in Canada 1938 Report

The Canadian Underwriters association reports 1938 saw 44,104 fires nationwide with 13,719 causing $2,426,597 in losses from smokers carelessness and matches. Stove and boiler incidents caused over $1.8 million in damage, wiring and electric appliances sparked 2,625 fires, and chimney faults started 3,870 fires totaling $1,690,267.

Montreal Canadian Underwriters Association Canada

Fi d Medicine Soil On Nebraska Ranch Discovery

Diatomaceous earth soil found on the Everett Eldred ranch southeast of Alliance Nebraska is said to match Santa Monica quality. Denver and Washington experts endorse the find. Discovered in the sandhills 12 years ago, the land may be leased and mining started soon.

Fredonia Arizona Celebrates Water Pipeline Victory

Residents of Fredonia a desert village of 300 in northern Arizona celebrate the completion of a 16 mile pipeline to five springs at the base of an 800 foot cliff enabling reliable water supply. The town endured 58 years of droughts and improvised roofs and shallow wells before federal funds finally revived the project.

Fredonia Ariz United States Kanaba Creek Uti W. J. Brooksby Public Works Administration PWA

Quiz Questions From Ask Me Another General Round

A set of trivia prompts includes whether zebras are black with white stripes or white with black stripes and asks about British empire demographics. It also covers reasons for circular walking when lost, districts in major cities, U S wars with drafts, the sobriquet Cousin Michel, and whether animals besides horses are called thoroughbreds.

British Empire Loop Barbary Coast Bowery United States Cousin Michel

Zebra color facts and related quiz answers

The statements cover zebra coloration white base with black stripes, a 14 percent figure, a reason involving leg length discrepancy, cities Chicago San Francisco New York, wars civil and world, Germany, and a note that other animals recorded are described as pure bred.

Chicago San Francisco New York Germany

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