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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
8
Washington column reviews the 1930s political maneuvering over Roosevelt's veto of the veterans and salary bills, noting how campaigns and insurgent Democrats shape big policy bets. It weighs budgets, labor relations, and the role of progressive factions in midterm dynamics.
The Hubbard Medal, awarded by the National Geographic Society, recognizes distinguished service to mankind by those who push back the frontiers of geography. Named after Gardiner Greene Hubbard, the medal has honored Peary, Amundsen, Gilbert, Shackleton, Stefansson, Bartlett, Byrd, Lindbergh, and Are.
Lesson discusses forgiveness as central to Christian life. It outlines steps to restore an erring brother, from private rebuke to church action, then stresses forgiving seventy times seven. The parable of the two debtors contrasts merciful and cruel conduct, urging believers to mirror God’s unlimited forgiveness in daily dealings.
A compact religious note proclaims that union with God through Christ encompasses all blessings and exceeds human desire, describing the summum bonum as the ultimate, all-encompassing attainment beyond which nothing more is sought.
A devotional note emphasizes that human deeds cannot augment the glory of Jesus’ name. It asserts that even the most faithful deeds of believers through history and eternity fall short of adding to his honor.
A narrator recalls a Montana journey with rough terrain and mountain weather advancing on a camp. A man nearby pitches in with a water bucket to scare away a wapning fire creature, then another witness confirms the incident.
A fragmentary line from a London Tit-Bits piece recalls a speaker meeting Thia-Tion and pausing to stroke his whiskers, noting they were wet. The odd vignette captures the magazine’s playful, anecdotal tone and quirky character moment.
A Morris town kennel trains dogs to be blind guides. Police dogs are raised there and linked with blind masters. The four week program aims to make the handler safe in busy city traffic.
Medical authorities endorse gentle regulation using a properly prepared liquid laxative to safely relieve constipation. The guidance recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a widely used, doctor prescribed option for adults and children with a pleasant taste and adjustable dosing to restore natural bowel movement.
Mrs Finnerton asks if a garden will be planted this year. Mr Finnerton replies asking if she has time to supervise him until he needs it elsewhere. The dialogue characterizes a weary household dynamic with humor about diligence and domestic tasks.
The statement endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for families and children. It contrasts pills and mineral drugs with a liquid formula of fresh herbs pure pepsin and senna, claiming gentle regulation and no bowel strain or kidney irritation.
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