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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1925

Page

4

William Jennings Bryan Funeral Buried With Military Honors

News of the Week reports Bryan's Washington funeral and burial rites with a semi military service in Arlington. Two thousand passed the casket hourly at the church. taps marked the end at the cemetery. Other items note tax, labor, and political shifts amid a busy national scene.

William Jennings Bryan Washington Potomac Hills Joseph R. Sizoo New York State Bryan Nebraska

Jumping Into the Jungle Helps Grieved Gorilla

Cheerups and friends meet Charly Gorilla in Africa's jungle where a heavy rain makes his coat soak through. Cheerups deduces hair growth aids him by shielding head and shoulders, rolling rain off like a thatched roof, and the gorilla leaves joyful to tell others of the trick.

Cheerups Brighteyes Quickear Softfoot Africa Charly Gorilla Churly Sniffsniff Gorilla Mr. Gorilla Quixie Brighteyes

Why of Superstitions by Harving King Rats

The article explains the saying Rats desert a sinking ship and how sailors link rat desertion to a ship’s doom. It notes a physical explanation but says superstition favors a mysterious omen. The piece reflects on human tendency to seek signs rather than plain causes.

McClure Dypdjente

Cheerups' First Day in the Jungle

A brief line notes Cheerups’ initial plunge into the Tropics setting, marking the first day in the jungle as described by Little, Brown & Co.

Ness Little, Brown & Co

Drug Use and Addiction cautions from Dr George Adama

A physician notes that everyday substances like tea coffee and tobacco can be medicinal or harmful and warns that habit forming drugs tempt misuse. Individual responses vary with stomach contents fatigue and drug quality and reckless self prescribing fuels addiction and overdose risks.

Hattie Hough Name Origins and Beliefs

The piece traces the feminine form of Henri to Hattie through centuries, noting Hattie Hough as a quaint diminutive with origins in Teutonic myth and home symbolism. It mentions Heimdall as home ruler, the name’s spread via French and English royalty, and links Hattie to a talismanic jet stone, a Friday lucky day, and a lucky number.

Hough Hattie Heinz Henri Henry Harry France Stuart de Aubigne Katherine de Medici Henrietta England Henry IV Jet Wheeler Syndicate, Inc

Battle Plan to Gas Boll Weevil in Winter Retreats

Plans are under way to surround boll weevil winter retreats with poison gases to destroy the pests before they emerge in spring. The aim is to curb infestation by targeting the insects during their cold season hideouts.

Frank Cross Pioneer of Americanism Leads Legion Effort

Frank Cross, new director of the national Americanism commission of the American Legion, traces a family legacy of frontier service from Indiana to Colorado. A WWI veteran, educator, and organizer, he advocates practical citizenship building by informing immigrants about naturalization and American ideals, aiming for better citizens.

Frank Clay Cross National Americanism Commission of The American Legion Colorado Frank Cross Ameren Marion County Indiana Legion Iowa Kansas Indianapolis France Charles Calais England Tours Wyoming Helen M. Fry University of Denver Colorado School of Mines Denver “Opportunity School Americanism Commission America State Education Association Council For John ©. Vivian

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