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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
3
A collection of quick cartoon captions and anecdotal quips. A diner waitress quibbles with a frustrated customer over schoolboy humor about timing devices. A car incident sparks a witty exchange about driving experience with a pedestrian observer. A shipboard tale features pirates overcharging a captain as road conditions are mocked.
A garbled OCR item lists miscellaneous quiz style facts and names such as Dr. A S Rosenbach paying for the Gutenberg Bible, a note on a Peleantoute term, and mentions of Helen of Troy, Abyssinia, and James Bland. It reads like a collage of questions and brief statements from an old political or literary column.
A recipe outlines creamed eggs with chili powder and six boiled eggs cut in quarters served over rice. Cook one cup of rice seasoned to taste. arrange it as a border around a platter and pour the egg mixture into the center for six servings.
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