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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
8
A guidance piece from Bel Syndicate via WNU Service outlines unwritten office laws for women. It emphasizes grooming, modest dress, and restraint in personal conversations and displays, noting executives set the pace and personal temper should not affect colleagues or operations.
Advice on maintaining bright eyes through daily cleansing and eye baths including herbal compounds. Notes on eyelid care with a specialized cream to replenish oils and restore youthful skin texture overnight.
The northern area of Lake of the Woods county, created in 1982 from Beltrami County, is described as farther north than any other place in the United States, with notes on territorial borders involving Canadian land and renaming constraints.
Young Rex Hale travels to New York to find Casper Knee land friend of his father. Knee land explains his wife died insane and invites Hale to Halcyon Camp on Long Island promising usefulness as secretary. Fred Ainsworth, an unpopular college mute, joins lunch and hints at hidden danger. Hale’s train meeting with Mrs. Wilbur Nash deepens the unease and premonitions.
Hale reaches Long Island manor Halcyon Camp and meets Miss Hosanna Kneeland and Mrs. Spencer Forbes. He is drawn to Joan Kneeland while tensions rise with Ainsworth as a note warns “THIS PLACE IS DANJERUS. GET OUT QUIK.”
Hale enters a bustling living room where Casper Kneeland is absent. He moves toward Miss Hosanna and Mrs. Spencer Forbes, greets Joan with a glance, and is introduced by Hosanna as Doctor Craig, an old friend of Herbert and Mr. Ainsworth.
The discovery of radium and radioactivity reshaped twentieth century physics. Isotopes and atomic structure were unveiled, showing heavy elements break up with explosive violence. Leading scientists speculated on harnessing radium’s energy, imagining rapid disintegration to power machines.
George IV’s sixth son August Frederick, born 1773, married in Rome to Lady Augusta in 1793. The ceremony was repeated in London, producing two children, but the union was declared illegal by the Court of Arches under the 1772 act. The children used the name d Este. He later married Cecilia, widow of Sir George Buggin, who became Duchess of Inverness in 1840. The duke died at Kensington Palace on April 3, 1843.
Simple lazy-daisy and outline stitches with a french knot center create decorative initials. The pattern supports one color, two tones, or multicolor uses on linens and accessories, with transfers for two 2% inch alphabets, two 14 inch alphabets, and four motifs plus stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. New York.
A mother's guidance urges consulting a doctor before remedies and promotes Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as safe for children. The ad touts Phillips' as a trusted, gentle remedy available in chewable peppermint tablets and liquid form at 25 cents, encouraging mothers to ask for the full brand name.
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