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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
2
The dialogue shows Mrs Brown and Mrs Smith considering returning to their long time summer resort and sharing plans with husbands. In Latin America charcoal costs rise prompting hill towns to install electric heaters, reflecting shifting living costs.
Cheerups the monkey explains tooth replacement to Gray Bare the African elephant who fears losing teeth. The elephant, uneasy at first, accepts the lesson as he plans to return with news about his teeth after a morning encounter in the jungle setting.
The article explains digestion from chewing to absorption, detailing how proteins fats and carbohydrates are altered by gastric juice pancreatic enzymes bile and intestinal action. It notes reliance on animal extracts like pepsin pancreatin as digestive aids and cautions about product shelf life and stability.
The article surveys cricket superstition, linking a chirping cricket at the hearth to good fortune and the sudden departure of crickets to a death in the family. Citing Pliny and ancient magic, it portrays the motif as an inherit ancient belief rooted in ritual association and folklore.
The passage discusses variations of given names such as Anne Annie Anna and Angie. It muses on spelling confusions and historical preferences, noting Annie as a popular form and mentioning related names and related social reactions.
The Alsatian wolf-dog, bred from War temberg sheepdog and central German sheepdog, is praised for its sheepfolding methods and wartime service. Postwar adoption spread as police use and a common name Alsatian wolf-dog emerged. Also mentioned are Cuticura products for sore hands and advice on using Soap Ointment and Talcum.
Six million pens and 1850000 pen points will be supplied to 62000 post offices. The program includes 480000 pen holders and at least 900000 quarts of writing fluid. Ninety thousand? quarts of nib fluid and 500000 blotting sheets are planned for next year to serve writers nationwide.
A Portland Maine teacher says after twenty years she may finally get her husband to quit his job as she hopes the new family puppy will prompt him to hang up his hat within weeks. A Cleveland Ohio woman reports a traffic incident where she borrowed money from a police officer after her car ran out of gas.
A querying child questions a parent about radio waves for Santa Claus. The fragment conveys a family moment with a humorous plea for timing and signals as they listen to broadcasts.
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