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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1950
Page
8
Dr Philip J of Johns Hopkins discusses how the urge for approval shapes behavior and stuttering in children. He argues maturity comes with controlling the impulse to show off and suggests psychoanalytic therapy helps individuals uncover unconscious motives to decide their own paths, including divorce decisions.
The 30th Easter sunrise service will be held outdoors in the Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs with thousands expected. The event features the Colorado Springs High School choir, a Bach chorale, and a sermon by Rev. Dr. John A H. Skeen, broadcasting worldwide via a church voice network. The hour changes to 5 20 p m MST to align with sunrise.
Hollywood reports Spike Jones and his orchestra draw huge crowds and huge pay. The act, famed for clanging humor, grossed about 9.1 million in 1948 across 125 one night stands. Jones's group tours with singers and acrobats, travels by chartered train, and employs costly side men. His records and film projects bolster a prosperous, highly organized music business.
A medical note discusses malignant cancer of the lip and its diagnosis and care. It cites Dr. C. C. Saskatoon and Dr. Burkell noting radium treatment yields about 89.5 percent five year survival in 534 cases, with early treatment giving high cure rates and gland involvement guiding method choice.
Fragmented note discusses epilepsy treatment and public health fears. Mentions diet fat guidance, alcohol misuse, and comparisons to polio tuberculosis and cancer. Reflects hospital care quality and shifting views on patient treatment.
The Ute long venerated Garden of the Gods as a sacred place to honor their god Manitou. They believed the cavernous lime stone rocks were giant hosts that once threatened their land, turned to stone by Manitou in answer to prayers.
A collection of quiz prompts and answers covering topics from history and civics to science and science figures. It includes questions about who popularized trousers for women, the meaning of sedition, dates of the Mexican War, where dogs perspire, co-pilot duties, presidential birth, the Empire State Building versus the Great Pyramid, and which metal weighs more platinum or gold.
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