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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
1
The roundup covers Frontiers in politics and science from Washington to Oslo. Key items cite Secretary Weeks inviting bids for Wilson Dam hydro power, Bren razano’s ministerial resignation, tornado relief funds to Red Cross, and various federal personnel moves.
Readable Iowa items note Wellman voters approved 40000 in bonds for a school, Des Moines rail fare profits 46570.13, Sherrill Savings reopened, Cedar Rapids Odd Fellows lodge meet in April, and 1924-25 winter coldest since 1919-20. Also covered are bank consolidations, road bond issuance, beets in NW Iowa, Arbor week plans, and the penitentiary population hitting 996 with a new cellhouse.
The poem speaks of dawn and resurrection as nature greets the Lord with daffodils and birds. It describes Christ’s arrival in radiant imagery, offering the gift of mortality to humanity and celebrating a Brater day and angels.
The article highlights Titian as a leading Renaissance master with works in many galleries. It notes The Entombment or Rewiring of Lamentations Over Christ once hung in Venice Academy and was moved to Rome for safekeeping during bombardment. Also mentions Ortolano's Crucifixion study in Rome and details Titian’s life from Cadore birth to early death from the plague.
A reflective passage on achieving victory through devotion to God and self-denial. It links Good Friday sacrifice to general sacrifice and argues that resisting worldly vices like alcohol is a profound triumph of human nature.
The text argues that focus on Jesus life after death reveals true power beyond death. It claims death of Ghilot and others is a minor episode within a larger spiritual process. Through dying, people truly live and righteousness leads to eternal end.
James F. Barton of Fort Dodge Iowa, former adjutant of the Iowa department, was named assistant national adjutant by National Commander James A. Crain. Barton, a World War I veteran and lawyer, succeeds the retiring Creviston and will help carry national duties after Creviston's retirement.
Pastor Joseph Horrigan of St. Thomas Church in Kenosha Wisconsin says the American Legion should embody virtuous citizenship and strong churchly conduct. He urges members to live by religious principles to uphold law and guide the nation’s leaders in times of need.
Legislative officials in Washington note six American Legionnaires now sit in the Senate, with Hiram Bingham of Connecticut filling a vacancy from Senator Brandegee’s death. In the House there are 46 Legionnaires, over ten percent of representatives, including Brookhart Iowa Eliins West Virginia Howell Nebraska Means Colorado Teed Pennsylvania.
The George N. Althouse post of the American Legion at Norristown proposes a memorial bridge across the Schuylkill river at the Washington crossover site. Legionnaires also urge Valley Forge park improvements and have sent their proposals to Governor Pinchot for consideration.
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