09 Feb 1950
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1950
Page
1
A New England textile strike story traces Albert Hanson and Burt Murphy from a long running feud to mediation lessons. A retired schoolteacher recalls their boyhood rivalry, urges conciliation, and the pair agree to try a conciliation board rather than go to blows.
A speaker recalls sitting at the Beautiful Gate of the temple asking for alms and receiving little. On the bench beside him stood vast wealth of the universe contrasting with paltry copper coins tossed into his palms. The verse frames scarcity against cosmic abundance.
Eben Clifford rides alone along the Hoosick to deliver crucial papers to Gen Newton at Albany. A signal fire witnesses him as Indians pursue. His horse struggles in icy water, a sandbar saves him, but danger looms from the embankment as a feathered bonnet appears.
Eben unwraps a leather pouch, leaps from a floundering horse, and dives as water swirls around him. He surfaces near the west bank three feet away, confronted by a leering Indian amid shouts. Two soldiers, including Gen Newton, appear signaling a smoke sighting as gunfire echoes upriver.
Puzzle clues mix across and down entries from an old newspaper style grid. Includes definitions for charges, measures, names, and common nouns with several themes and wordplay hints.
A compact puzzle item lists four clues with answers: a sifting utensil, a claw, an elevation in golf, and a sea eagle. The final clue hints at a precious atone.
Baksara Stanwyck and director Robert Liodmark will film the world's greatest short stories as 25 minute featurettes. Hollywood stars show interest in varied roles as the project aims to substitute shorts for a second feature on double bills. Ben Grauer has finished two new census training films for the U.S. Bureau of Census ahead of the April 1 program.
An analysis by Lawrence Gould explores why fear blocks marriage and intimacy. It links hurt to a childlike sense of helplessness and parental love anxiety, urging adults to value themselves and seek psychiatric help if fears about motherhood persist. It cites Dr. H. Gilray on neurosis and the need for independence in education.
A short excerpt argues against overriding natural bodily responses. It explains diarrhoea cleanses irritants, nasal secretions defend against colds, coughing clears mucus, fever fights infection, and tears combat eye infections, urging restraint from overusing drugs and trusting nature's processes.
Health notes discuss how infantile paralysis does not cripple every patient and rheumatic fever can spare some hearts. It cites infected tonsils as a cause of rheumatism and heart ailments, notes heartburn from emotional disturbance, and observes aging individuals may feel tired despite eating well. Ear and teeth diseases and eyestrain often cause head or ear pain.
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