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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1934

Page

6

Jeana Blesses the Children in Kingdom Teachings

Discussion of Matthew passages on entering the Kingdom, childlike humility, and Jesus blessing little children. Highlights include the disciples’ pursuit of rank, the danger of causing others to stumble, angelic guardianship, and Jesus’ blessing of children as central to the divine will and home life.

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Our Duty to Make Enemies in Christian Triumph

A compact reflection on enmity as part of triumph in Christ. It argues bearing enmity is necessary, and that speaking God’s counsel should not yield friendship with those who should be enemies. The tone is exhortational, urging steadfast adherence to divine guidance despite opposition.

Chris

Knows What’s Best: God’s Wisdom Outshines Human Plans

A reflection on divine wisdom guiding life and desires, noting that God knows what is truly best for people and what they should have, even when human plans conflict with that wisdom. The passage emphasizes submission to a higher will and trust in Providence.

Old World Astrology From Adam To Newton

The article traces astrology from its legendary origins with Adam and Seth, through Noah and Moses, to Chaldean and Egyptian traditions. It notes Roman distortion under Nero and Domitian, praises ancient scholars like Pythagoras, Plato, Newton, Kepler, and Napier for preserving planetary knowledge, and argues for reconstructing true wisdom from historic sources.

Josephus Adam God Seth Noah Abraham Eusebius Moses Pearce Nero Domitian Pythagoras Plato Newton Kepler Napier

Flow all of whom have spoken defl itely for astrology

A fragment from the Chicago Tribune notes a group of speakers advocating astrology, with clear emphasis on defl ity and public interest. The excerpt signals a discussion on belief systems and public discourse without full context.

Flow Chicago

Big-Footed Men Said To Indicate Intelligence

A columnist cites Bert Munhall of Carnegie Tech and the St. Louis Globe-Democrat noting a theory that large feet may signal stamina and alertness. Lincoln and Washington are mentioned as examples, and the piece foresees foot measurements possibly joining intelligence tests.

Alogan Bert Munhall Carnegle Ech Pittsburgh Munhall St. Louis Globe-Democrat Lincoln Washington St. Louis Literary Digest

Postum Free Week Offer Promises Health Product

The Postum Company offers a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The notice appears in another part of the paper and invites readers to request the sample week. The promotion emphasizes health benefits and aims to attract new customers through direct mail requests.

Postum Company Ady

Full Grown She I wish they'd made me a man

I wish they had made me a man the speaker says while the other reflects on the idea of becoming a man. The fragment suggests a dialogue about gender expectations and transformation within a social context.

FIRST LAMB OF THE YEAR BRINGS 1934 LUCK

A North Country tradition says spotting the first lamb of the year on the right hand seals good fortune for 1934. To confirm the omen observers spit over the little finger.

Unclear historic note on Dr Plorea and liver pills

Fragmentary OCR describes a historic product called Dr Plorea a Pleasant Petleta, claimed to regulate liver and bowel function a long time ago. The text is garbled and offers little verifiable context or dates.

Plorea

Regulation of a Childs Bowel in a Family Column

A mother discovers her child’s poor appetite may stem from a clogged system and seeks sensible bowel regulation. The column promotes gentle relief with California Syrup of Figs, praising its mild senna action and natural feel, urging purchase at any drug store and proper labeling.

Tvs California Tha Hottis

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