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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
3
Edward W. Pickard reviews President Roosevelt’s 1936 budget request, outlining a large deficit, relief fund allocations, and defense spending. The piece notes opposition from Republicans, anticipated fights in Congress, and Roosevelt’s expanded work relief plan, plus related judicial and international developments shaping the New Deal era.
A reflective piece urges mutual helpfulness after disaster and warns against false fronts. It contrasts San Francisco relief with how pride fades under crisis and recalls Lincoln’s humane acts. It also warns against pretentious dress that hides character and stresses humility and service as true proof of worth.
A reflective musing on how people miss chances to help others when caught in constant hurry. The piece urges slowing down to hear and share what we have to offer, suggesting personal insight over crowded busyness.
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A housewife suggests using sour milk as a substitute for sweet milk in biscuit recipes. For each cup of sour milk, add one third of a teaspoon of baking soda and then proceed with the same ingredients as for sweet milk. Many housewives believe it yields better biscuits.
Ady promotes a dubious remedy by druggists claiming to strengthen weak women and ban alcohol, offered in tablet or liquid forms. The fragment notes Sol as a component and mentions Dr Pierce’s favor with no verifiable medical endorsement.
In Nor folk England a 1000 acre farm operates without live stock and relies entirely on machines. A single plant uses hot air to dry at least two tons of wheat per hour, enabling all farm work to be done by machinery.
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