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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
8
A vintage home cookbook style piece offers several spring salad ideas to refresh appetites. It lists Clives Salmon Salad Baked Sea Food Salad Continental Salad Bowl and Chow Mein Salad with ingredients and steps. Also includes a festive Dessert Mold and a light garnish plan with lemon juice pine apples and greens.
Lawrence Gould notes love of country grows from secure home roots and may widen with age. unhappy homes may dampen patriotism. The piece cites Shirer’s The Traitor and discusses outcomes of illness, noting that recovery can bring immunity or deeper insight. Dr. Franklin G. Ebsugh warns doctors may worsen illness through examination and attitude if emotional factors are ignored.
A quirky recipe fragment describes flaked crawment blended with diced cucumber and mayonnaise served on tomato slices and toast. It suggests creamy lobster atop rice with almonds and coconut for an epicurean dish and ends with lime sherbet in meringue shells with pineapple syrup.
Kathleen Norris recounts Martise, a devoted wife and mother, enduring years of a harsh, jealous husband Harold. Despite his social success and church standing, he belittles family life, while Martise clings to four children and her love for Harold amid the quiet ruin at home.
A mother’s jealousy over Harold’s affections triggers Marlise to test loyalty. She costumes him with a jacket, attends a court scene, and, through family rifts and reconciliations, the couple learns that love can bloom amid conflict. It ends with reflections on marriage, conflict, and renewal.
A reader asks about salvaging worn cement-like tub finishes and insulating attic floors. Solutions include smoothing with abrasive stone, or hiring a concrete worker to apply muriatic acid cleaning and cement mortar. stainless steel sheets as temporary bottom linings, or replacing with porcelain tubs. For insulation, use vapor proof paper between joists to block moisture, then cover with tar paper. otherwise flooring can be laid.
A discussion on protein's role in growth and body function notes milk surpasses meat in protein and highlights both animal and vegetable protein sources. It cites nutritionists, stresses balanced intake with carbohydrates, and warns youths often underconsume proteins, affecting development.
A brief health bulletin discusses managing excessive sweating and conserving heart reserve power. It notes youth decay during World War II, fear increasing danger to damaged hearts, rising elderly populations, and that the common cold affects more people than other ailments. It advises removing rubbers indoors to prevent excess perspiration.
A 10 year old Carmelita Plonka of Aberdeen Chicago improves after using Hadacol vitamin B and niacin supplement. Her mother Mrs A Plonka praises the product and urges others to ask their druggist or order directly from The VeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana.
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