12 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1939
Page
1
Tiny vignettes depict Gordon returning home with a cut and black eye after a street incident. Mothers react with surprise as Gordon explains the ambulance limitations. Short humor highlights and quips about Father Time and early river judge appear alongside light dialogue from Carly and Katty.
The lesson traces Peters mountaintop vision of Jesus's glory and the peril of empty formality. It contrasts a divine testimony with human confusion, then moves to a call for service powered by faith, prayer, and Jesus's omnipotence. The piece frames vision as preparation for compassionate action, noting the boy’s healing as the model outcome.
A biblical excerpt from Jeremiah predicts a seventy year period of servitude to the king of Babylon. It states that northern kingdoms will be taken, and the land will lose mirth and gladness as nations serve Babylon for seventy years.
A humorous collage recalls vivid snippets from popular culture. A Chicago Tribune wind report mentions an elderly man chasing a Pekinese after his toupee blows away. A birthday ring yields a child’s disappointed reaction amid party indifference.
Coughs from colds that linger are addressed with Creomulsion. The ad claims Creomulsion goes to the seat of trouble, soothes mucous membranes, loosens phlegm, and relieves bronchial irritation. It promises refund if not satisfied and urges asking plainly for Creomulsion.
A short reflective note cites Livy on how present ills feel harsher than feared future woes noting the human tendency to magnify immediate distress. The quotation contrasts perceived pain with anticipated trouble and invites contemplation.
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