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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
8
Ertta Haley reports on season bridal trends with pastel and white gowns priced for value. New York designs offer under 66 dollar organza and satin looks with long trains, blue or blush accents, lace and organza fabrics, and sleeve styles ranging from cap to puffed.
Bridal wear highlights yokes with lace and eyelet organdie in pale blue and flesh tones, plus full skirts and romantic necklines. Bridesmaids’ gowns show simple designs with long skirts and sash waists, and a garden suitable hoop-skirt dress in green and lavender checks. Also notes on prewedding beauty routines, sleep, diet, and daily skincare to ensure a healthy wedding-day look.
A dry goods store held a month end sale on bed linen drawing a huge crowd. Women fainted and a housewife was knocked down stairs. She sued for damages but the court ruled the store bore no duty to avert such violent responses.
Kathleen Norris reflects on a 19 year old girl who took a five day motor trip with a college friend, spent last dollars on motel meals, and faced lasting shame. The piece links youthful dishonesty to later life responsibilities, noting the girl's journey to become a devoted daughter, sister, wife, and mother, while confronting reminders of past choices.
A Seoul market thrives on goods obtained through questionable channels. Merchants offer medicines, shoes, clothing, and disguises, with a mix of American influence after years of military government. Theft includes car headlight lifting, though robbers often leave one light.
Reports from Germany say Rudolf Nadolny advised Moscow to ease bluster and build ties with Germany while courting Western Europe and the United States. He also suggested Germany benefit from Russia’s markets and warned of a possible war scenario with assurances for German safety. Meanwhile a phony telegram lobby targets public housing funding, using covert operatives to urge lawmakers.
Dr Edward Strecker argues a child grows in a world with both genders and needs a male and female influence. The piece contrasts parental roles and notes gender-neutral development. A separate Bureau of Labor study finds the 5 and 4 hour workday improves efficiency and reduces injuries, with longer hours hurting workers and increasing absences.
An early 20th century health column outlines hives causes and remedies. It notes common triggers from foods to emotions and describes treatments including antihistamines and dermatologic care, plus rest and fluids during a reaction. It also mentions baking soda baths for relief and avoidance to prevent future attacks.
Health notes discuss streptomycin for tuberculous glands in children to prevent meningitis, insulin extending life for diabetics, and early stomach cancer signs. Early symptoms include stomach discomfort after eating, belching, selective appetite, and fatigue with weight loss.
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