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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
8
Tommy reaches the Wind’s Sleeping Palace set among hills and wild roses. A butterfly explains the sky roof, whispering corridors, a silent Wardrobe Chief, and slippered paths to tread softly. Visitors, Nature’s children, must tread quietly as the Wind slumbers, keeping palace traditions.
A reader letter references Grant Park and a Confederate memorial on Lone Mountain, noting 182 kinds of birds, costs to finish the statue, and mixed donations from South and North. It mentions a federal prison in Atlanta and weary traveling men, with warnings about convicts in Georgia.
An essay by Harving King explains a name divination superstition where a maiden tests two suitors by crossing out shared letters in their names and reciting love friendship or hate for each remaining letter. The method aims to reveal each man’s true ego and affection, noting this nomancy's persistence in Canada and parts of the United States.
Leonard A Barrett notes that Byrd expedition has returned in triumph with valuable scientific contributions and remarkable courage. He highlights the 18 hour South Pole air journey, the flag at the pole, and the safe return of all crew. Barrett muses on future exploration and technological dreams.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article argues watermelons are a nutritious food beyond their taste. It states they supply vitamins A B and G aiding growth teeth and general health. The piece notes children at a picnic enjoy watermelons with their lunch of sandwiches fruit drinks and milk.
USDA guidance promotes balanced family meals for toddlers age two. It recommends varied foods at supper, including vegetables, milk, baked potatoes, and fruit for dessert, with emphasis on nutrition, portions, and teaching self-pouring.
The United States Department of Agriculture renewed warnings after three deaths and 30 illnesses in Reading, Pennsylvania from trichinosis linked to raw pork sausage. The disease is caused by a parasitic worm in pork and is hard to treat. all fresh pork should be thoroughly cooked. A free leaflet titled Trichinosis explains the disease and prevention methods.
Spanish cream cool and light dessert combines eggs and milk with almond vanilla and a fruit sauce. Soak gelatin, heat milk with sugar and salt, mix with beaten egg yolks, cook until coats a spoon, add gelatin, chill until partially set, fold in stiff egg whites and serve with cream or fruit sauce.
A study by Miles Hstter Davies at the Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station finds that 65 to 88 percent of primary school children need dental work. In a dairy town 65 percent lacked adequate milk, while in the cranberry town only 16 percent did.
Osage Indians of Pawhuska Oklahoma confront financial ruin after decades of oil wealth. The tribe’s headrights, once valued at tens of thousands, have plunged. social and economic strains grow as mixed-bloods seek bankruptcy to protect headrights amid decades of lavish living and declining production.
Torrance California report says Arthur Hodge shot what appeared to be a coyote but proved to be a silver fox. The fox had been raiding the Hodge family chicken pens and likely escaped from a fox farm. Pelts valued at about 260 dollars.
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