26 Apr 1928
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1928
Page
1
The Sandtian explains how Moles live underground with leaf nests and winding tunnels. They push earth upward, have getaway runways, strong pointed paws, and powerful burrowing skills. Three baby Moles grow fast, learning to assist in tunnel building and nest planning. Mole schooling ends quickly with early graduation.
The text reflects a colloquial view on learning from conversations and the social impact of reputation. It suggests that a person is hurt more by losing love than by losing being loved, and warns that admitting strong flaws can spark widespread doubt.
Leonard A Barrett argues workers who watch the clock hinder value received and limit advancement while undistracted, clock-free effort drives progress. He notes that ready positions await those who focus on work, not the clock, as opportunities arise in any field.
Uncommon Sense argues that differences between educated and uneducated arise not from vision but from training and observation. It cites savages reading nature and sailors spotting icebergs, asserting expertise comes from using the brain behind the eye through practice and study.
This bulletin explains making tart rhubarb jelly using lemon or apple pectin. It covers selecting young stalks, preparing juice, cooking with sugar, and notes color, clarity, and flavor outcomes. It warns jelly tests may mislead if rhubarb stalks are not very young and tender.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger note highlights how the Iinotype achieves a landscape of romance in six words. It cites the departure of a fleet ocean greyhound mail vessel and its connection with Cairo and Bagdad all mail routes.
The Bureau of Home Economics outlines a near Chop Suey flavored dish using pork, soy sauce, onion, celery, pepper, and artichoke. Steps include simmering pork, browning meat, cooking vegetables, thickening with cornstarch, adding soy sauce, and serving with hot rice.
Linoleum emerges as a top flooring choice for kitchens pantries and baths with tile ranges noted. It resists grease and water spots is easy to clean and offers a smooth resilient surface. Three main types flat inlaid and printed are described by the USDA.
Bureau of Home Economics shares a sun drying method for strawberry preserves. Select ripe berries wash cap crushed small berries cook briefly strain to yield juice dissolve sugar in juice swirl large berries into syrup boil 105 degrees pour over berries sun cure three days turning daily covers with window glass repeat until jelly forms yields about a pint.
Tim asks about dates and love while Mazie responds with playful lines referencing BIN and Bill. The exchange mentions Todd Wednesday and contrasts identities in a casual, cryptic dialogue.
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