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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
2
Cherry Pie Advice From A Food Column
A nostalgic piece extols cherry pie as a favorite while offering practical kitchen tips. It covers crust techniques for preventing juice seepage, sugar and flour ratios, egg yolks, oven temperatures, and methods for top crusts or meringue toppings. It mentions cherry cobbler and jams as related desserts and provides specific recipes for baked cherry pudding and pastry.
Happy Days Again Mistress Pid and Bridget Meet Tim Dugan
Bridget confirms Tim Dugan called and was glad to find Bridget, while her mother asks where she has been. The fragment depicts a domestic reunion moment with dialogue about a missing person returning.
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Bridget
Tim Dugan
Elephant Patsy Dead From Water Shortage in Show
Patsy the elephant, owned by Mrs. Nellie J. Dutton of Sarasota Virginia, died after a water shortage on a South American tour. She had a 150 gallon daily ration and grew weak as water scarcity in Venezuela worsened the elephant’s condition. The loss ended the show’s prospects as Mrs. Dutton recalled the tragedy ending the act.
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New York
Patsy
Nellie J. Dutton
Sarasota
South America
Mrs. Dutton
Pie Baking Instructions With Cherries And Sugar
Layer cherries with sugar in a dish, dot with butter, cover with an upper crust. Bake in a hot 450 degree oven for ten minutes, then lower heat and bake until the cherries are soft. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Personal Household Tips From a Neighbor
A neighbor shares practical kitchen and plant care tips. Chopped parsley with cold baked meat enhances flavor, avoid washing gilted china with soda, else gilt fades. For droopy houseplants, water via saucers with warm water daily and apply bottom heat. A teaspoon vinegar in fish cooking water helps firmness and whiteness.
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Altius
Monument planned for hero Al Hayne in Fort Worth
Forty four years after he saved many lives in a theater fire Al Hayne the British engineer will receive a bronze bust monument near the theater site. He stayed behind to ensure all escaped and leapt from flames breaking both ankles and died from burns. his only life lost.
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Fort Worth
al Hayne
Hayne
Tree Rings Reveal Utah Drought Cycles Past and Future
In Salt Lake City naturalist F. W. Muir cites tree core studies showing drouth cycles of nine to eighteen years. He notes 1843 to 1850 and 1901 to 1905 as particularly dry eras, and warns future wet periods will follow past patterns based on tree growth records.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
F. W. Muir
Women Safest Drivers in Utah Says Patrol Report
Salt Lake City report shows women outperform men in driving tests. Utah Highway Patrol examined seventy five applicants. ten failed, all were men, highlighting gender gaps in license examinations and driving safety perceptions.
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Salt Lake City
Utah State Highway Patrol
Macom ends one New York era as mayor trims budget
Mayor LaGuardia halted the Macom the citys famous welcome tug saving 35000 a year. The vessel once ferried dignitaries from liners at quarantine and led triumphant parades up Broadway with ticker tape and paper showers. The Oyster Bay gray schoolhouse near Sagamore Hill will also close after years of Roosevelt memories and a dwindling attendance.
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English Channel
Pier A
Manhattan Island
Broadway
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Grover A. Whalen
New York
Mr. Whalen
Queens
Walker
Major Deegan
LaGuardia
Cove Neck
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Santa Claus
Misa Ella Stewart
Roosevelt
Bell Syndicate
WNU
All Things to All Men in Bible and Modern Texts
The phrase all things to all men traces to Paul in First Corinthians nine where he says I am made all things to all men that I might by all means save some. Its Bible origin is spiritual and the expression appears across historical and modern contexts with varied inferences.
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Paul the Apostle
Bell Syndicate
WNU Servica
Safety First Campaigns Old Stuff Back in 1808 Philadelphia
A Philadelphia exhibit shows early safety messages from an 1808 children's book. The volume contains cautionary verses urging obedience to mothers and care crossing streets, ending with Miss Helen struck by a carriage for disobeying warnings.
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Safety First
Philadelphia
Helen
Overpaid and Underwatched: Pompeii Traffic Woes
In ancient Pompeii a debate over pay and duty surfaces as traffic regulations clash with reckless chariot drivers. A supervisor expresses discontent with a man earning $10,000 yearly while others receive far less, highlighting concerns over fairness and efficiency in a bustling city.
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Pompeii
This Week Brisana and Political Echoes Across Ages
A collage of global tensions and figures appears, with references to Hitler and Nazi power, Dalai Lama reincarnation, Tammany Hall leader James J. Dooling, and Chinese famine fears. It notes India’s self-government struggles, Bertrand Russell’s critique of British rule, China’s heat and locusts, and a telecoms firm’s half-year earnings. The piece also follows young John Jacob Astor returning to New York with a heavy detective presence.
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India
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