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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
6
A reflective piece traces happiness estimates from 1816 to 1832, noting drastic marital discontent and a city of 600,000 with only an estimated few fairly happy. It contrasts Lincoln’s sparing prose with Emerson, cites Hesiod, and muses on authorship, love, and the theater’s evolving mechanics.
A lesson from Elisha shows a widow in debt and a single pot of oil that multiplies to pay creditors. The text also recounts Elisha's hospitality to the Shunammite woman, her son’s death and restoration, and feeding a hundred prophets from limited bread, likening it to Jesus feeding the five thousand.
Quote attributed to William McKinley urging deeper study of the Bible to become better citizens and reach a higher national destiny. The sentiment links moral study to national character and future outcomes.
A faith brief asserting safety rests on the finished work of Christ and the guarding power of Jehovah. The text cites eternal purpose and immutable promise, referencing the Brookey lineage or group 4H in a devotional tone. The passage emphasizes trust in divine protection and guidance.
Archeologists led by Dr. Kirsopp Lake of Harvard recall Jezebel the Israelite queen as they revisit Jezreel and Samaria, recounting her wars with Yahweh’s prophets, the Naboth vineyard dispute, and her famed last moment as she adorned herself before death.
In Mexico City two sisters fought a knife duel at a party over a man, both bleeding as they collapsed. A famous writer notes the case prompts questions on loyalty among women and how romantic triangles challenge friendships and blood ties, reflecting on gendered jealousy.
A discussion on women's conduct in intimate relationships contrasts perceptions of female self respect with male appetites. The piece notes complaints from a middle aged woman about flirtation within another's home and questions whether women can be accused of lacking decency and loyalty when male rivals are present. It cites common view that men retreat when tied to a friend, while women face sharper judgment.
Chemists of the United States Department of Agriculture are testing vinegar production from honey. They seek which honeys not in demand for eating can yield high quality vinegar. Fermentation methods aim to preserve honey aroma to create a desirable bouquet and a profitable table delicacy.
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