25 Jan 1940
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1940
Page
1
A playful strip features a grade school boy who refuses to sew, claiming dignity above George Washington, while a front line beggar tells of his effort to get attention, introducing a humorous exchange about status and audience.
Dr. James W. Barton notes aviation draws many youths but urges strict preflight health history. He lists disqualifying conditions such as sleeping sickness, syphilis, repeated asthma, malaria, organic heart disease, rheumatism, tachycardia, kidney stones, and chronic ear infections, while stressing some conditions may be correctable with treatment and do not automatically end flying ambitions.
The article discusses managing a stroke patient after consciousness returns. It advises not treating the patient as an invalid, gradually resuming normal life to curb fear, and explains anxiety worsens prognosis. Physicians should reassure, explain the event, and encourage light meals to prevent blood pressure rise, noting recovery often rapid for 3–4 weeks then slows over months.
Answers reveal copper and cattle strength in Arizona. A bon mot means a witty repartee. Boar bore boar explain male swine or dull rustic meanings. A calendar month typically has 29 days in February. John Hancock’s signature is most prominent on the Declaration. Water running down a diet may appear to rotate clockwise in some views.
The quote argues true self knowledge comes not from contemplation but from action. It urges doing one's duty to uncover inner character and virtues, suggesting practice reveals what lies within.
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