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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1932
Page
1
A 1932 Waston Newspaper Union page lists luncheon and late supper options centered on bread and beverages. Suggested dishes include chicken mousse with gelatin and almond garnish, Sauce Tartare, and Lobster Club Sandwich with mayonnaise dressing, bacon, tomato, and olives.
An expert notes Manhattan overbuilding by about three years with Grand Central and Pennsylvan ia districts absorbing about a million feet annually until now. The Empire State building sits midway between stations for foot traffic and the city’s top tourist draw, the tower, earns around a million dollars yearly in patronage.
A column advises drying starched clothes before sending to laundry to avoid re handling. It explains hanging sheets with hems aligned to reduce tearing and ease ironing. Also suggests beating beef or mutton drippings with baking powder and lemon juice to make pastry lighter and creamier.
A patient tale traces Francis in Assisi from childhood joy to a prisoner’s year. After release he gains a new vision, seeing misery and beauty, and resolves to aid the hundreds of poor and suffering in his city. His mother discovers him packing food for those in need.
A condensed biographical tale follows Francis as he rejects his father’s wealth, endures jeers, and embraces a life of service. He leaves comfort, endures hardship, and becomes a symbol of charity, humility, and universal kindness, guiding a path of helping the needy.
In 1922 remarks, Mr Case seeks strict privacy in a hotel, fearing disclosure of Dorothy Parker presence. He warns that news could lead to kidnappings by large hotel operators, signaling concern over guest anonymity and safety amid sensational interest.
A fragmentary exchange depicts a dinner where a girl and her date exchange odd phrases. The man’s blunt remark about drugs clashes with the girl’s confident retort, while a comical description of a “beefsteay” dinner highlights garbled language and awkward humor.
An unsolicited pitch claims Target tobacco lets customers roll thirty or more cigarettes for 2 dimes, offering same taste as ready mades. It promises free gum papers with each package and doubled pleasure while saving fifty cents weekly, urging Virginia Burley Turkish blend usage.
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