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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1938

Page

8

Snakes and Snake Oil Through Medical History

A wide array of historical snake remedies and lore spans ancient to modern times. From the brazen serpent healing in desert lore to 19th century viper preparations and notorious snake oil panaceas, the piece traces medical uses, myths, and dubious cures across cultures and ages. Historical notes cite Pope on snakes alive, Chinese pharmacopeia, French remedies, and London plague era snakeries.

New York Aesculapius Clifford H. Pope Viking Press America France London Madame de Sevigne M. de Grignan

African Women and Secret Societies Protect Rights

Philadelphia report details Sherbro women forming the Bondo society as a female counterpart to the Poro. H. A. Hall presented findings from American Philosophical Society and University of Pennsylvania museum study in British West Africa. The Bondo advocates women’s rights and seclusion rites during initiation in the Bondo Bush.

Philadelphia Sierra Leone British West Africa H. A. Hall American Philosophical Society University Museum, University of Pennsylvania Hall Mr. Hall Bondo

Curare Sparks Knightly Dual Personalities Study

In a University of Illinois lab, E A Culler described experiments showing curare can create a second personality in dogs. Learning in one personality is forgotten in the other, with actions shifting to subcortical brain levels under curare influence and erased when returning to the normal state.

Philadelphia University of Illinois E. A. Culler American Philosophical Society

Phosphorus Now Made and Shipped in Tank Car Lots

New method uses electric furnaces to produce elemental phosphorus from calcium phosphate, sand, and coke. Process requires inert or reducing atmospheres. purified phosphorus is sealed in steel drums or tank cars for shipment to chemical plants for diverse uses including baking, agriculture, and defense. The Monsanto Chemical Company received a Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering award for this development.

New York Monsanto Chemical Company

Streamlined Highways Urged by Road Experts

Washington session of the highway research board of the National Research council urged streamlining America's highways to improve safety and reduce long term maintenance costs. Highway engineers cited broad shoulders, erosion control, and grassy slopes as fixes and noted bare ditches are costly and hazardous to motorists.

Washington America Highway Research Board National Research Council Joint Committee On United States H. J. Neale Neale

How To Style Draperies With Stiffened Heading Canvas

Drapery care details explain stiffening the top with heading canvas for French headings. Instructions cover cutting depth four to six inches, sewing plaits starting two inches down, and attaching rings on the back. Also notes Mrs Spears Sew ing book available for 25 cents by mail from Chicago.

Spears South Desplaines St Chicago Illinois

Shrimp Creole for Sunday Night Supper

Shrimp Creole makes a convenient Sunday supper, preparing ahead and reheating. Recipe lists onions celery tomatoes peas flour shortening vinegar sugar salt shrimp powder hot water and rice. serves with hot rice. MARJORIE H. BLACK.

Marjorie H. Black

Today and Now in the Regeneracy of Life

The passage urges living in the present moment, treating today as the raw material for a better life. It emphasizes using the brain to transform today’s anxieties and impediments into a tissue of life that is comely, not postponing growth or happiness.

Lydia EB. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia

Hopeful Impulse Inspires Better Traditions

A reflective quotation from Robert Louis Stevenson emphasizes that every joyful heart leaves a hopeful impulse behind, contributing to a kinder tradition in humanity.

Robert Louis Stevenson

Household Tips from a Fortnight Magazine Article

Tips on unrolling friction tape without tearing edges balancing furniture for harmony and lightness using alarms to time cakes washing walls with flour paste threading needles properly lightening clay soil for plants making non skid mantels by felt squares pruning and stuffing prunes with cream cheese for a salad winged with mayonnaise dressing and orange garnish

Dr Pierce Mavorite Prescription Tonic Aids Women For Decades

A historical note describes Dr Pierce s Mavorite Prescription as a tonic that has helped women of all ages for nearly seventy years, highlighting its long running use and advertised benefits.

Consider Your Strength and Its Limits, Horace Quote

A concise reflection on self awareness urging readers to measure their strength against their true abilities. The maxim emphasizes recognizing both capability and limits to act wisely.

Horace

Notable presidents and their unconventional living histories

The text humorously notes that several presidents rarely settled, while others faced salary delays or lived in and commented on the White House. It lists Vilified figures like Van Buren, Taylor, Wilson, Roosevelt, Jackson, and Harding with quirky anecdotes about residence and career paths.

Achary Taylor Martin van Buren Woodrow Wilson Buckingham Palace Theodore Roosevelt White House Andrew Jackson Florida Warren G. Harding United States Senate

Train versus auto legal clash over rail right of way

Collier's Weekly reports that the Canadian National Railway sues every financially responsible owner of a motor vehicle involved in a collision with its trains, contending trains have right of way, and it wins most cases.

Canadian National Railways Collier’s Weekly

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