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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1950
Page
6
A guide urges using bird feeders and window trays to brighten winter days. It suggests suet, weed seeds, cracker corn, and peanut tidbits to lure species like woodpeckers and chickadees, and notes shelter belts and trees draw wildlife.
The piece notes Wildlife Week a national event March 13 to 19 1998 highlighting wildlife preservation. It mentions the National Wildlife Federation sponsorship and aims to raise awareness among 150 million Americans about wildlife conservation and its importance to future generations.
Patterns for blouses skirts and dresses use one yard of fabric with side closures. Includes a trio of pieces to refresh a winter wardrobe and offers gift ideas. Publication appears framed as a 1860s sewing period item with printing oddities and unclear typography.
An American visitor in England regales friends with travels and a notable anecdote about shooting at Lord Beddleton's county seat. The teller insists the shot was successful and stirs curiosity among listeners.
In a crowded train a small man dozes beside a parrot perched on another passenger. The bird finally attacks by biting the sleeper's ear, waking him as the parrot’s owner watches with mixed feelings. The man mutters “Yes, ear. I’m coming” and rises.
A chateau is a castle manor house or country seat. Sinray Legree refers to a cruel task master like Sambo from Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Phere’s one born every minute is a cynical remark about gullible people. A falling barometer signals bad weather. The highest army award for valor is the Medal of Honor.
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