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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
8
An Oriental tale recounts a neighbor asking to borrow a rope. The owner, needing the rope, replies he will need it for tying up sand. The borrower doubts, but the owner asserts a rope can do anything when one does not want to lend it.
Major Victor Joppolo leads the Amgot officers into Adano Italy to win trust with the citizens. He promises to replace the Germans' stolen bell and meets Father Ponson Focehlo. The Major misses mass but arrives before it ends, much to the priest's relief.
In Adano, Gargano the Carabinieri chief confronts Carmelina over priority at Zapulla's bread line. The clash draws in Major Joppolo and officials, who aim to restore order as democracy replaces fascist control, while General Marvin's road incident unsettles the city.
The article lauds Gunder Haegg and Arne Andersson among great milers, notes Haegg’s 4.02 indoors and 4:16 historical marks, and stresses the essential role of hard training and capable coaches. It highlights the mile as a peak blend of speed and stamina and calls for continued conditioning and experience. It also references U.S. athletes and navy pre flight conditioning schools as models of training discipline.
Sewing Circle patterns describe Pattern No 1305 for sailor style outfits for brother and sister ages 1 to 6 with matching dickey and collar options in white or monotone. Describes yardage for boys and girls versions, including a sunback dress and a coordinating bolero from Pattern No 9704, plus wartime order delays due to high demand.
A scrap of linoleum can fill a desk blotter and provide a good writing surface while lasting. Extend the life of rusting pails and garbage cans with a bottom liner of wood or cardboard and seal leaks with calking paste. Cover wall dark spots with shellac and conceal furniture scratches with pecan meat or varnish. For strong dress seams, stitch twice to lie flat and resist pulling out.
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