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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1947
Page
3
A visiting dardyman captivates a distinguished audience as a young woman seeks to impress the great man with her playing. The sexton, lax in his duties, receives a note demanding air. He passes it unopened to the clergyman who reads a request to blow away this morning until signaled to stop.
A bold guest bursts into a Manhattan dining room and orders imported caviar from the head waiter. She dismisses staff, insists on genuine product, and challenges the server to prove its authenticity.
A humorous exchange unfolds between a G I and a Russian soldier in Berlin about free speech. The G I says he could visit Washington and tell President Truman what he thinks, while the Russian claims he could go to the Kremlin and tell Stalin the same.
A local youth reported receiving threatening letters. Investigators traced them to the Treasury Department warning him to pay income tax or face action. The scene contrasts with a grouchy doctor query about prior medical advice and a druggist suggestion.
A sequence of humorous exchanges and wry lines unfolds at a public gathering. A woman mocks waste baskets as prosaic while another argues poetry hides there. A lawn care chat, golf clubs, and a jockey’s betting tips spark banter. A professor notes a student’s repeat course, and a political candidate’s speech meets a sneering voice.
A girl at college filled a form and when asked for denominational preference she wrote I like to be called Betty. The quirk highlights student attitudes toward identity labeling during enrollment.
Fragmentary text quotes various sources and proverbs. It references Samuel Jobson, Bayard Taylor, Gail, and a Scottish Proverb, touching on themes of opportunity, effort, and nourishment. The passage appears as a collage of lines without a coherent narrative or context.
A youthful figure hugging frock features three glowing buttons on the bodice and hip, with pet cap sleeves. Shown in brilliant wool or navy blue crepe, accented by white buttons for the season’s style.
Among four U S pet crematories the most modern is in New York City established in 1939. It cremates annually over 600 pets including dogs cats parrots and canaries. Fees range from 16 to 28 dollars for cremation from 8 to 300 for urns and from 26 to 100 for a niche and its perpetual care.
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