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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
2
The year 1942 passed into history with economic lows and rising crime, yet the piece urges not despair. It argues happiness comes from useful effort and helping others, warns against scandal, and notes people cannot control others words but can control their response.
Reading from old customs, brides are advised to weave a hint of blue into their wedding attire. The article notes garlands and fringed garments, symbolizing fidelity, with the refrain to include a blue item as part of the bridal costume.
A historical overview traces bridal practices from antiquity to early modern Europe. It covers the bridal escort ritual, vase and flower traditions, the flower girl’s medieval roots, groomsmen jewelry, veils as symbols of submission or freedom, pages, and coverings in Egyptian, Druse, Hebrew, and Anglo Saxon weddings.
John J. Davis suffered six years of chronic constipation before using Ad Jerika. He reports rapid relief and feeling renewed. W. J. Denton, a local druggist, endorses Ad Jerika as quick acting and safe.
The Tidonka area shares word of engagements and weddings including Clarence Cooper and Martha Ness of Forest City wed January 1 1992 in Pine Island Minnesota and J Dilert Boyken and Habe Bu ekholt married in Blue Earth. The column covers residents visiting, teaching in Winnebago county schools, local social events, bridge clubs, church activities, and a long roll of birth and death dates with names and locales across Buffalo Center Lakota Titonka and surrounding towns.
Winter vegetable dishes demand ingenuity as fresh produce dwindles. Mother Briggs offers practical ideas using canned or stored vegetables with turnips, flour, milk, butter, cream, salt, pepper, and parsley for flavorful side dishes.
A fragment from a 1930s Iowa piece discusses farm foreclosures, small-town relief plans, and local recipes. Prof. Von Tungern. He suggests farmers may redeem property within 12 months and that towns will offer odd jobs like splitting wood and shoveling sidewalks. Also includes sweet potato patties, creamed celery soup, and cabbage dish recipes with steps.
The Sunday school teachers held their annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year. Calvin Sehnucker is Director of Religious Education, Kobus Tjaden Associate Superintendent, with Tranguyver and Ben U. Mayor as Seecy and others. New material will be introduced and international lesson quarterlies used. The Ramsay church also held its annual congregational meeting for church business. Sunday schedule lists English and German services and morning Sunday school.
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