Boy with meat earns Tommy Tucker supper delay
Noting Tommy Tucker strolling near supper time a family friend asks if he fears being late. He replies casually that he has the meat, easing concern and delaying the meal.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1939
Page
1
Noting Tommy Tucker strolling near supper time a family friend asks if he fears being late. He replies casually that he has the meat, easing concern and delaying the meal.
A Philadelphia Bulletin quip notes a nursemaid resisting a sleepy baby as the mistress urges persuasive methods before singing. The brief exchange highlights domestic humor and period speech without naming individuals or locations beyond Philadelphia.
In Syracuse the Post Standard notes a playful exchange about a ride on Uncle John’s shoulders and a separate mention of yesterday’s donkey ride. The lighthearted column highlights a child’s candid humor and local everyday moments.
A domestic vignette centers on a child named Bobby crying loudly after digging a hole. The remark suggests the boy wants to bring the earth indoors, highlighting a simple, humorous domestic dilemma.
A sermon warns against turning sacred days and spiritual power into profit. It cites Philip and the Samaritans, condemns money seeking in church, and urges believers to yield to the Holy Spirit, testifying to Christ in every village. It notes wealth cannot buy grace, and stresses the Spirit’s role in guiding truth and glorifying Jesus.
A reflective note argues that shared foe of human error should curb contempt and provoke empathy. It suggests constant humility about a common adversary would foster prayerful understanding rather than caustic judgment.
A note on finding wealth in simple joys like books birds flowers and friends, emphasizing happiness costs nothing and comes from everyday values. The quote by Vinton A Holbrook is presented as a gentle reminder to appreciate small riches and companionship.
Pattern 1721 contains accurate pattern pieces diagram of block instructions for cutting sewing finishing and yardage chart Send 15 cents in coins for this pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Highth Avenue New York NY
A brief quotation selection attributes to Gibbon stating that winds and waves favor the ablest navigators, reflecting a maritime wisdom about skill and fortune guiding sea travel.
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