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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
6
A reader shares a letter from a woman who became invisible to cope with a fractured home. Through selfless service and silence, she heals a troubled family, helping Sonya and Karin while Hartley regains steadiness. The story closes with a call to seek serenity by putting others first.
A column recounts how a woman, Susan, married to her boss Hartley for a year, found happiness fade as irritations grew. Following Miss Norris's advice to fade into the background and become invisible at home, she endured self sacrifice. Her struggles and the plan to withdraw from conflict reportedly eased tensions and brought contentment.
The peel of citrus fruits is one of the richest sources of vitamin C and can be used in many ways. Cornell University’s College of Home Economics notes that peels, though bitter, can be grated into sauces salads sandwiches and desserts, enhancing flavor and nutrition.
A Washington Bureau column answers readers on army discharge points and reenlistment. It covers point scores for enlisted and officers, eligibility for school, dependents, and how family allowances affect discharges, plus Navy nonrelease rules and handling of war bond allotments.
A practical guide to quick noon meals notes sandwiches pair best with soups and salads, using cold meats and leftovers for appetizing variations. It presents burger recipes with ground beef and liver sausage options, plus a cheeseburger with chili sauce, all cooked with simple pantry ingredients.
Lynn Chambers presents Papper Pot Cheeseburgers with buns and toppings and two hearty soups Pepper Pot and Corn Chowder, plus Cranberry Parfait and Fluffy Fruit Ice desserts. Recipes show prep steps, quantities, and serving notes suitable for sandwich luncheons.
The article argues most Hall of Fame players came from small towns under 10,000, not major cities, citing Gehrig, Frisch, and others. It notes New York and Chicago stars are fewer, and urges more youth access to fields outside crowded cities. It also discusses athletes’ conditioning across sports and the tougher, longer seasons faced by football and baseball players.
Lynn advises peeling apple skin in stripes from the upper half for baking and washing all fruits before use. Spray deposits on fruit should be avoided, bananas stay bright with lemon juice, cut grapefruits and melons keep fresh when wrapped in waxed paper, and rolling citrus slightly softens to help juice flow.
Pedro Candloti of Santa Fe, Argentina, is hailed as the greatest distance swimmer. He aims to complete the 208 mile Parana river swim from Rosario to Buenos Aires, a yearly challenge he has yet to conquer. Over this period he logged about 3,500 hours in the water and swam roughly 165,000 miles, equating to many Atlantic crossings.
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