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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
6
A vintage note explains heating a lemon briefly before pressing to maximize juice. It suggests applying heat in a fairly hot oven for five minutes to yield more juice, noting it applies to lemon use in cakes and beverages. The snippet credits HH Housewire and Zeteer as likely sources.
A Highland regiment officer who lost his hair in war wore a wig for a period. While watching the trooping of the color at Horse Guards, he lifted his hat as the color passed. A Cockney spectator misread the wig in his hat and exclaimed admiringly that he looked loyal.
A fragment notes a weekly supply of health giving Postum free from the Postum Company to anyone who writes for it Ady. The item suggests a promotional offer appearing in another part of the paper.
A tanned veteran recalls the Zulu war in a hotel lounge while a young companion probes the era. The dialogue is interspersed with an ad line for Dr Pierca’s Pleasant Pellets promising liver and bowel regulation.
This item records a domestic exchange where a wife's remark about "not having time" prompts questioning of her delay. The terse dialogue highlights a perceived reluctance or preoccupation affecting a near-stalled visit. The tone suggests a society column fragment or social note.
Prepared by National Gamvastils Society, Washington DC reveals the Sequoia legacy in California. It details Coast Redwoods and California Big Trees, their habitats, sizes, and histories from ice ages to discovery by white explorers, including the General Sherman tree in Sequoia National Park and efforts to preserve these ancient giants.
The December 31 1876 Lake Shore wreck near Ashtabula left John Weyler missing and presumed dead. Investigators traced his fate through clothing, a set of keys, and a Wisconsin soldiers home record, revealing Weyler had boarded a different journey while his wife believed him dead. The case resolved with Weyler alive in Wisconsin and the widow seeking damages from the railroad.
A fragment discusses the relation of art and science, noting art to know and do, with astronomy, navigation, chemistry as foundations of useful arts, and distinctions between fine and useful arts. It lists principal sciences such as physics, chemistry, astronomy, meteorology, mathematics, geography, geology and biology.
The lesson discusses how Peter’s confession of Jesus as the Christ and Son of God leads to Christ’s establishment of a new body, the Church, with Peter as a foundational stone. It explains Christ’s predictions of suffering, cross, and resurrection as the path to glory, and the believer’s role as living stones in God’s spiritual house.
A brief note asserts salvation rests on belief in Jesus Christ and authenticates itself through repentance for the past and a pledge to amend one’s life, mentioning the preacher T. L. Noble.
A spiritual reflection on the immortality of the soul and its longing for a heavenly city. It asserts the soul, bearing the Creator’s mark, cannot be satisfied apart from God and yearns for a higher country.
Fragmentary reminiscence or typos echo a motivational note about self belief and seeking a better place. The readable lines mention belief, sober reflections, and a wish for improvement, but lack concrete names, dates, or events. The brief item resembles a personal reflection rather than a news item.
Entomologists from the U S Department of Agriculture summarize when different mosquitoes bite. Some species bite only at night, others in the day. only females bite, males feed on nectar. Notable patterns include yellow fever mosquitoes biting close to the ground and daytime hours, while freshwater marsh mosquitos bite mainly at dusk.
Years of depression have boosted grasshopper numbers across the West. Three species have entrenched themselves as state funds declined, leaving farmers to bear losses. North Dakota alone reported damages exceeding 10 million dollars last year.
A Omaha woman's 1984 letter describes her daughter suffering from psoriasis on the face with swollen eyes and sleepless nights. After three months she used Ocura items, reporting facial improvement and healing following the Ticura Soap and Ointment treatment.
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