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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1945

Page

6

Kathleen Norris Advice for a Mother of a Blind Son

Margarite Williams, in Tennessee, writes about losing family and facing her son Howard’s blindness after Pearl Harbor. Kathleen Norris counsels living today, easing pain, keeping close, and building a new life for Howard with practical support, visits, and routines.

Marguerite Williams Tennessee Pearl Harbor California Betty Howard Philippines Muriel Howie

Hope for Howard’s Homecoming From Blind War Service

A mother fears Howard, 37, an ex lieutenant blinded in combat, will face heartbreak upon returning from the Philippines. The piece advises a normal, hopeful approach, with books, music, and friends helping him readjust. It stresses cheerful resilience, patient support, and focusing on active, fulfilled life.

Howard Philippines Muriel Shakespeare Stevenson Thad

Winter Salads and Vinegar Dressings for Healthy Eating

Seasonal tips and recipes emphasize vitamin rich vegetables and fruits for winter meals. Uses spinach carrots cabbage peas celery and peppers in salads with French dressing and mayonnaise based sauce. Includes Hearty Winter Salad with gelatin and vegetables and Golden Winter Salad with orange flavor gelatin and diced fruit.

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Ancient indoors games and their origins

The article surveys parlor games from chess to dominoes to mahjong and bridge, tracing their roots across eras and regions. It notes chess as warfare in miniature, dominoes named for a cloak, mahjong dating to Confucian times, and bridge arising in modern form with ties to Turkey and England. Cards are regarded as very ancient, likely from Asia.

Elizabl Italy Mah-Jong Russia Denymark Turkey England Asia

Vitamin rich salads and a Dempsey-Tunney boxing chat

A recipe roundup of vitamin rich salads using grapefruit apples cabbage and mayonnaise followed by an interview excerpt with Eddie Eagan recalling boxing eras with Tunney and Dempsey. The piece discusses the challenging path from college boxing to pro ranks, defense training patience and conditioning, plus reflections on athletic definitions and golf as sport.

Eddie Hagan Yale Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Tex Rickard Eagan New York Eddie Eagan Tunney Dempsey George Phyir Eddie Tagan Gene Tunnney Gene Lght ABF France Tria Jack Greece

Sewing Circle Patterns Apron With Tulip Trim

Apron pattern features a full-covering design with a tulip shaped pocket and border. Encourages using scrap fabric to trim the attractive cover-all apron and notes it as pretty and practical for work.

Waste Not: Frugal Uses for Leftovers and Scraps

Lynn suggests stretching food with clever reuse of scraps. Lettuce and spinach leaves, parsley stems, and squid trimmings flavor soups. Stale cake can become pudding or icebox dessert with eggs and milk. Dry bread becomes toast or crumbs for stuffing or soup topping. Fruit syrups and jams flavor puddings and stewed fruit.

Frugal Guest Breaks Window After Sleepless Night

A traveling salesman staying in a stiff hotel struggles to sleep as the window stays dark. He punches the window with a blanket wrapped hand to escape, then sleeps. Morning reveals he must pay five dollars for smashing the wardrobe mirror.

Oldest Republics Since 1500 B C and Notable Longevity

Collier's notes that among 55 republics since 1500 B C, 21 disappeared before today’s war. Venice endured 1,196 years, Genoa 802, Carthage 70. The three oldest remaining are San Marino 1,059 years, Switzerland 653, and the United States 168 years.

B. C Collier’s Republic of Venice Genos Carthage San Marino Switzerland United States

Quick Cough Relief Syrup from Home Mixture Ad

A vintage home remedy promotes making a cough syrup at home using sugar or corn syrup with Pines, claiming quick relief for coughs from colds. The ad promises four times the medicine in a pint, easy preparation, keeps well, and money back if not pleased.

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