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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
4
The minister asks for the child’s name, the mother replies Shirley, then the minister confirms Shirley Temple and inquires who is the current preacher at the temple.
A humorous Washington exchange freights a child asking how old grandpa is. The reply notes the age exists only if checked in the family Bible, prompting a witty remark about biblical ages. The quip reflects light banter on age and records.
In a playful exchange a contestant claims love and wealth with a pungent remark about a departed partner. A second character questions the inference, while Old Maid asserts the former lover was more enamored with money than with her.
A collage of home hacks on carpet wool patterns, crease removal in trousers, cake making and icing, hotcake syrup handling, donut flavoring with cinnamon and cloves, repairing stockings with net and wool, frying pan cleaning with potato, and general kitchen and sewing advice from the WNU Service.
A drought dry well and dried fields gave way to sudden flood from the foothills. The rancher and his family fled to higher ground as their possessions were carried away. He told his son they could wash all over Kansas City Star. Keep clean with Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. 60 Pellets 30 cents.
A fragment suggests a weather proverb about sunshine and clouds with a reflective note on enjoying the sun. The terse line hints at a traditional saying about mood and circumstance without a clear event or location.
A compact health warning urges readers not to ignore headaches stomach discomfort and nervous symptoms caused by over acidity. It highlights signs like sluggishness and dangerous bodily signals and promotes caution for readers to seek relief.
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