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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
6
A Household News feature extols planned breakfasts and includes quick and leisurely menus. It lists recipes and methods for chiled orange juice, cornflakes with banana, oven eggs in cornbread cases, eggs in corn bread cups, grated apple waffles, bran griddle cakes, apricot omelet, apricot tapioca, codfish toasts, and related breakfast pastries with detailed quantities and steps.
July 21 1861 at Manassas Virginia scene of first Bull Run battle where Gen Bee sees Jackson appear like a stone wall inspiring Confederate troops. Jackson stands firm as Bee notes his famed remark aiding a rally despite Federal pressure. General Bee is later killed in the renewed fight.
Prof Steinach, on his eightieth birthday, is hailed for his endocrine research despite past public controversy over his human experiments. The piece recalls his Vienna origins, exile to Zurich, and influential “reactivation” treatments cited by figures like Adolf Lorenz. It also notes Dr Kostelanetz’s view of music and hemisphere exchange as unifying forces in the Americas.
A marital money dispute is treated as a business problem with a defined purchasing agent and auditing role. Partners assess who handles dollars best, then appoint that person chancellor of the home expenditure to run finances unemotionally and efficiently.
A brief instructional sketch explains braided rag rug making with a flower medallion center. Enthusiasts seek soft wool, celebrate old materials, and bleach or dye to achieve desired tones, counting days until a color is inherited.
A brief homemaking column offers tips for keeping aluminum ware bright by adding vinegar to soapy water, easing bread slicing by heating the knife, preserving flavor when cooling foods, and reducing cooking odors with bread on the pot. It also notes removing iron scorch marks from white fabrics using peroxide and heat.
The richest genius, like fertile soil, if uncultivated, grows weeds and yields poisonous crops for the slothful owner. A reflective maxim on self-development and its outcomes.
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