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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1948
Page
3
A playful exchange outlines a new three cent stamp design featuring a hen. The discussion covers breed mix, borders, and avoiding food imagery while noting regional political humor about northern and southern preferences. A later editorial note references editor Ruse Goggins and assorted historical snippets.
Evening style promotion highlights an easy to sew wardrobe for a slightly larger figure with soft scallops and shaped sleeves. The SunSuit pattern No 6180 offers sizes 6 months to 3 years, with yardage details and a gift idea for new mothers.
A list of seven trivia items asks about historical and science topics including the first Christian emperor, enamel techniques, a farmer signer of the Declaration, the Rubicon, Mary Queen of Scots, cat pupil response, and the number of departments in Washington's cabinet.
A compact trivia list presents six items: 1 Constantine the Great 2 Cloisonne 3 John Hart of New Jersey 4 A river 5 In brilliant scarlet 6 Vertically. It also notes five categories: state treasury war post office and judicial.
A century ago Wisconsin offered an all year deer season. In 1851 lawmakers created a July to February limited season, with annual deer hunts except six inactivity years. Most deer were taken by rifle and shotgun, while bow hunting emerged only recently, with twenty years elapsed since its introduction.
Practical advice covers stain removal with onion juice and cold water soak, soap storage with wrappers removed, tepid water for potted plants to aid growth, silver polish revival by adding water, and reviving rotten dry putty with linseed oil. Includes common household maintenance tricks from old household tips.
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