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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
8
A simple cabinet project for displaying china and bric-a-brac. The Maryland wall cabinet pattern includes traced pattern lines, nail and screw placements, and a step by step instruction sheet with a shopping list. No special tools or skills required. Send 5 cents for pattern No 24 to Easi-Bud Pattern Co. Pleasantville NY.
Two young African Americans on Washington’s Pennsylvania Avenue mistake a long black car with sirens for trouble and react to it, only to discover it is the President of the United States. The tale’s humor hinges on misrecognition and the expectations of authority. The anecdote reflects Roosevelt’s fondness for stories that blend humor with social observation.
In a small town Sylvia argues with her friend Mrs. Hackett over marriage and independence. Mrs. Hackett recalls a past bout of wanderlust that ended with her husband’s tired return home. A staged road trip for Chip is proposed to test the wind of will versus home life, ending with Sylvia feeling alive yet unsettled by the town’s limits.
The Home Town Reporter weighs Henry Wallace’s independent bid, noting his sincerity and hybrid platform. Wallace criticizes the Marshall plan, calls for UN policing, and disarmament while opposing U.S. military training. Civil rights issues and white vote dynamics could sway Indiana, Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, and California. A tax cut by Congress and Truman seems likely if income remains steady.
A collage of crossword clues and fragment answers including references to colors birds willows lairs and animals with several entries like feathered bird nests wild horses and biblical terms. The text blends hints and partial solutions across many lines with minor OCR flaws.
In a Paris flat from 1777 to 1849 Jeanne Françoise Recamier is offered as the enduring standard of charm. Her allure lay not in wealth or status but in tact, listening, and the art of making others feel welcome. Her presence prompted swift, bright wit from guests, while Sainte-Beuve noted her springlike heart.
Three men in the senate have served over 25 years: Mc Kellar Tennessee since 1917, Capper Kansas since 1919, George Georgia since 1922. Eleven house members have 25 years or more: Sabath Illinois since 1907, Doughton North Carolina since 1911, Rayburn Texas since 1913, Vinson Georgia since 1914, Bland Virginia since 1918, Knutson Minnesota and Lea California since 1917, Drewry Virginia since 1920, Reed New York since 1919, Gifford Massachusetts since 1922, Rankin Mississippi since 1921. New parity formula farm commodities targets milk price in Boston area with potential wider use, a machine geared to price changes by cost of production, wholesale prices, and business volume.
Rose potholders feature a center crocheted rose with attached leaves forming a square, plus a background. Also displayed are old fashioned ladies to embroider on pillowcases for guest rooms. Designs measure five to fifteen inches. transfers and color chart available for 20 cents plus pattern No. 5627.
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