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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1941

Page

6

Summer drinks and a minty orange julep recipe

A retro guide extols cooling fruit juice and tea drinks with mint and fruit garnish. It offers DIY iced tea, Orange Mint Julep details for ten, and a cheerfully glowing recommendation of milk and fruit juice blends with ice for nutritive lift.

Old Fashioned Dessert and Drink Recipes Feature

A clipped collection of fruit cups noodle ring chicken etc mixed with desserts and drinks. Recipes include Fruit Float Currant Syrup With Raspberries Cinnamon Almond Float and Coconut Flake Cookies with simple serving notes and a nostalgic home kitchen tone.

Woodville Stranger Is Government Agent Hero

In Woodville, Selden Ford, a mysterious Boston visitor, becomes the center of town gossip after Ned Haines claims he is an escaped criminal. A late night drugstore break in reveals Ford’s true role as a government agent aiding a Canada smuggling stakeout, turning suspicion into astonished respect.

Woodville Newt Martin Selden Ford Mr. Ford Boston Ned Haines Ned Newt Ture Silas Judkins Dave Strong Dave Constable Peck Main Canada Selden

Frosted Glass Drinks With Granits

A snowy frost forms on prepared glasses for cooling summer drinks. Dip rims in beaten egg white and sugar, let dry, then fill. Try granits a half frozen drink kept just unfrozen for pourable consistency. For a strawberry granit mash berries with sugar, strain, add extract and water, then freeze until snow frost appears.

Odd Custom of Shaving Head Exists in Algiers

In Algiers, open shops line streets where tailors, shoemakers, carpenters, and jewelers display wares directly to passersby. Berber fashion varies with a shaved head style, while many women wear veils or white capes and bulging trousers. Young Uled Nail women travel long distances to seek fortune through singing, dancing, and making coin jewelry.

Algiers Algeria

Army Impresario Brings Realism to War Games and Klystron Romance

Gen. Lesley James McNair leads the army’s war-game program, stressing dramatic realism and reflex conditioning for 1.4 million troops as President Roosevelt promotes the effort. The piece also details Russell Varian and Sigurd Varian moving from Stanford to Farnsworth-like progress with the Klystron radio beam, their funding trials, and a postponed wedding to biochemist Miss Jane Martinson amid a vivid New York setting.

York David Belasco Lesley James McNair General Headquarters Field Artillery France U. S Minnesota West Point Russell Varian Sigurd Stanford Pan-American Airways Russell Halcyon David L. Webster Department of Physics Bureau of Civil Aeronautics Sperry Gyroscope Co Sperry Garden City Long Island New York Jane Martinson Bessie Beatty Betty Bill Nineteenth Street Adolph Berle Miss Beatty New England

New Jobs in U S Civil Service Parade of Uncle Sam Workers

The article invites readers to explore careers in the U S Civil Service with many jobs and tests ongoing. It promotes a 32 page booklet detailing positions, salaries, requirements, applying rules, trial periods, promotions, benefits and retirement annuities, and provides ordering instructions.

Sam United States Civil Service U. S Uncle Fuller Willie Kellogg's

Brown Was Starting Early To Get Along With the Cook

A rain struck bus scene begins with a conductor asking for a gentleman to help a lady. A passenger offers his knee for seating and a buxom woman enters, then reveals she is headed to Brown’s house and is his new cook, prompting embarrassment and humor.

Brown

Deadly Tongue Quote Highlights Dangers of Weapons

A historical snippet cites W G Jordan warning that the dynamite gun is second only to the human tongue as a tool of destruction, reflecting a era concern with violence and rhetoric as peril.

W. G. Jordan

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