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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

6

Americans urged to push real security reforms

Earl Godwin argues for genuine security through old age pensions and relief reforms, criticizing Townsend plans and praising church-led aid. He cites NRA debates, city relief, child labor issues, and European debt as context, urging return to biblical principles and targeted federal action rather than unfunded promises.

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Drinking Water Deaths and Deprivations in Historical Text

A fragment notes that excessive drinking water may kill within four hours while water deprivation has rarely or never caused death in under 88 hours, citing Collier's Weekly. The statement presents an old medical or societal claim without clear modern evidence.

Saya Collier's Weekly

When Jesus Died for Us Lesson Summary

The lesson stresses personal faith in Christ's death as substitute for judgment, detailing Calvary's significance, Jesus’s companions on the cross, and the world’s reactions. It highlights forgiveness, the substitutionary atonement, and the immediate salvation offered to the penitent thief.

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Soul's indestructible activity through eternity, Goethe

A fragment reflecting on the soul's enduring nature likened to the sun by Goethe. It contends the soul cannot be destroyed and its life persists beyond apparent darkness, continuing to shed light elsewhere as the sun does beyond our sight.

Goethe

Active in Good Works Beautiful in Sacred Self Sacrifice

The passage honors communal virtue and personal sacrifice as acts of goodness. It emphasizes active service and quiet patience, praising the devotion of those who give themselves for others and seek no recognition.

Exclusive Crocheted Frock for Winsome Tot Pattern

This item promotes a crocheted toddler dress in an all over pattern for ages 4, 6, and 8. It highlights a mesh yoke sleeve collar, suggests white or collared string yarn, and directs readers to pattern 6538 with material needs. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 269 West Fourteenth St New York.

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Aspire to Humility and Cautions for Everyday Life

A reflective piece urges humility as a goal, noting that one should focus on controllable aims and count blessings nightly while tallying yesterday's mistakes each morning. It emphasizes that no one is infallible, even weather forecasters, and suggests happiness can be inexpensive while critiquing material craving.

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Government Printing Bills in Late 19th Century Costs

Pathfinder Magazine reports a government printing bill from 1088 to 1035 totaling 88 million dollars with Congress responsible for 16 percent and a period bill of 6.5 million. The Post Office department ranked second at 4.1 million and the Agriculture department third at 2.1 million.

Congress Post Office Department Department of Agriculture Pathfinder Magazine

Hobo Getting Lift Sparks Gift to Worker in Waldwick

Harry Kresmeyer, a Waldwick milk-truck driver, gave a hobo a lift and a half-dollar. The hobo claimed a voyage to a Canadian mine, later sending a letter inviting Kresmeyer to join. When unemployed, Kresmeyer received $800 from the ex-hobo to cover travel. They were reportedly bound for the mine and fortune.

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