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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1943
Page
8
A reader suggests rubbing a bit of melted paraffin on a new shovel before use to prevent snow from sticking. If lacking an ice bag, place ice cubes in a rubber glove and tie at the wrist. Note the ice will melt. handle carefully. After washing, rub fish knives and forks with fresh lemon rind to remove flavor and odor.
Surveys show tobacco is the preferred gift from home to soldiers and sailors. For pipe or roll your own users a pound of favorite tobacco is ideal, with Prince Albert a popular choice as the world's largest selling smoking tobacco now featured in the pound can for service members.
Cherry Rawlings learns she is actually Amy Marshbanks through a baby swap revealed by Judge Marshbanks. Emma Haskell confesses the truth while Amy’s secrets burn, as Amy prepares to wed Count Constantine and Cherry faces new love with Kelly Coates.
In a tense family morning Amy and Cherry confront a shocking claim of unknown paternity tied to Emma Rawlings and Charlotte, while old Mrs. Marshbanks mutters of memory failure. As a murder at the Marshbanks estate reverberates, Cherry and Kelly discuss love and a pending marriage amid police inquiries and mounting secrets.
A pattern description advises a jumper and blouse for girls ages 8 to 16 with durable fabrics like flannel corduroy or corded wool. It outlines Barbara Bell Pattern No 1692-B for sizes 8 through 16 and specifies fabric yardage: size 10 uses 34 yards of 54 inch material for the jumper and 1 1/2 yards of 36 inch material for the short sleeve blouse.
The piece argues cats retain independent survival instincts after domestication. It compares cats to dogs and horses, noting cats defend themselves better and recover from injuries due to reliance on self-preservation rather than dependence on humans. It concludes a cat’s vitality is not greater than other beasts.
Pattern notice for Barbara Bell No 1604 B offering sizes 34 through 48 with 36 inch option and short sleeves. Requires 4 yards of 39 inch material and instructions to send order details.
A reader asks six trivia questions about nautical terms, musical language, state counties, early printing, the Irish potato origin, and currency denominations. Answers indicate bumboat, discordant, North Carolina, 1465, Peru, and a mix of denomination counts including two and twenty-dollar bills.
The Chinese dictionary will be the largest, bound in 40 volumes and covering 60000 Chinese characters. Completion is planned in ten years. The first volume centers on the character yi and its 11000 words and phrases. It runs 478 pages.
Illinois state police reveal Americas first crime bus a mobile emergency lab and fort on wheels for fires riots and disasters. Eleven feet high and thirty feet long it carries beds chemical section fingerprinting X ray palmotor oxygen asbestos suits a speedboat and 1200 other items. A turret atop hosts searchlights cameras and machine guns.
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