18 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
1
A fragmentary note lists humorous BONERS from exams and essays, defines pseudonym as a pact’s state before writing, discusses Paradise Lost and Milton, and explains unity of place with a street-level example. Mentions a plant named Whitman in Camden and a Venezuela boundary dispute case in the South Pacific.
The article presents vitamin rich winter foods including canned tomatoes cabbage carrots celery cauliflower onions rutabagas and meats. Recipes cover Kohlrabi and carrot boil and brown with milk flour egg parsley and seasonings, kidney beans and corn bake with cheese, lamb brochettes and a lamb sandwich with eggs and peppers, finished with hot buttered bread and tomato garnish.
Thornton W Burgess tale unfolds as Red Fox lures Jerry with carrots then grins oddly from the Green Meadows. Jerry ponders whether the invitation serves Fox or his own appetite, sensing cunning and curiosity in the woodland plan.
In a tense animal tale, Jerry Muskrat plans a risky daylight raid on Palmer Brown’s carrot stash. He sneaks along dry ditches, avoids Redtail the fox, and creeps toward the cornfield where the tempting carrots lie, fear and hunger driving the bold move.
Golf guidance from Walter Hagen emphasizes keeping the chin back to avoid a tied swing. He demonstrates a relaxed, independent body turn with the head held steady, arguing this minimal tension yields a free swing and greater greatness.
The piece discusses a first Chinese artifact called the Thousand Faces, a term used for many faces carved or depicted. It traces how the object grew to symbolize the Thousand Wise Men, said to embody the Thousand High and Noble Priests of China.
Prepared by the National Geogranhia Society, Washington, D. C.-WNU service, outlines how the 20 mile dike isolates the North Sea, turning the Zuider Zee into Lake Ijsselmeer. Drained by windmills and steam pumps, the land reclamation supports millions, with four large polders and a major dam plan connecting North Holland with Friesland.
A WNU Service poem celebrates a two month old red haired baby girl, asking if sunlight touched her hair and if angels blessed her. It wonders at paradise blue eyes and dove white cheeks, imagining heavenly gifts and happiness for her, with a lightly wistful tone.
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