28 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
1
In a Washington column tone, the piece contrasts U S Russia diplomacy with Trotsky era champagne diplomacy, mocks Stoyanovsky’s credit demand, and argues for a 100 percent merit civil service. It lauds Jimmie Moffett of the Federal Housing Administration and outlines the push for more civil service reform and efficient government staffing.
Washington reports growing belief that a compromise shortening the workweek to about 86 or 43 hours may pass, with few exemptions, reflecting pressure to reduce unemployment. Economists warn wage changes could spark inflation, while roosevelt social security measures loom, and civil service reforms surface in post office questions.
The lesson traces Ananias and Sapphira's deceit and divine judgment as the early church forms its holy identity. It contrasts hypocritical offerings with Barnabas's generosity, then warns against simony through Simon the Sorcerer and Peter's rebuke. The text underscores the church as God's dwelling and calls repentance.
The passage emphasizes Jesus declaring his unique authority over his life. He states his Father loves him because he lays down his life voluntarily and can take it up again. He asserts no one takes it from him and notes this commandment comes from the Father.
A terse reflection on inner trials and the moral imperative to bear witness to integrity. The speaker urges steadfastness in the face of spiritual tragedy, implying a transformative burnishing of character through hardship.
The Tulip applique design from Home Craft Co promotes a sixteen inch stamped block set for quilt making. Each block is 18 inches, twelve blocks make a 76 by 97 inch quilt with a nine inch border and four inch between blocks. A set of six stamped blocks costs 75 cents postpaid. requests should include a stamped self addressed envelope. Address: Home Craft Co Dept D Nineteenth and St Louis Ave St Louis.
A line from Francis Bacon on the misery of longing for true friends. It argues that crowd is not company and that faces are mere pictures, a gallery, with talk sounding hollow without love. The passage laments extended solitude and the need for genuine affection.
A terse note quotes the maxim that the miser harms none until death, comparing hoarding to a hog. It frames thrift as a stationary vice, offering a sharp moral about active, productive living rather than passive accumulation.
A testimonial from Mrs Neal Gladney of Brighton Tennessee describes her baby’s two month eczema on the forehead and back of the head. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about three weeks the condition vanished and the child slept better. The ad promotes Cuticura products priced 25 cents each for Soap and Ointment and 25 cents for Talcum with free samples.
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