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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
7
Kitchen design shifts toward color and storage efficiency with streamlined cabinets. Plan work areas beside sink fridge and range, and use wall cupboards for frequent items while sequestering less-used dishes. New cabinet centers offer built in flour containers spice storage and table top work space for baking and prep.
A collection of brief legal anecdotes covers subjects from parental liability after children reach adulthood to whether a confession alone suffices for conviction. Other items include a cow ordinance case and a shirt sleeve dining room rule, with the judge weighing social norms and practicalities.
Kathleen Norris argues Betsey should abandon costly private schooling and expensive extras for her children. Focus on home life, public schools, family meals, manners, shared stories, and practical budgeting to build character and independence rather than chasing costly cultural status.
An analysis notes that wholesale commodity prices have fallen since peak, yet the cost of living remains largely unchanged. Wages have not kept pace, rents stay elevated, and taxes plus profits keep upward pressure, with the price index rising from 120.65 in 1946 to 207.61 in 1948 and only drifting lower after 1949.
A lone actor among crash survivors is captured by a jungle tribe after walking for help. He entertains the chief with risqué stories, while a subordinate hints the tribe plans to eat him, the chief joking about his surprise meal with spleed ham.
The Trend company charged high admission for Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves with no posted prices. A customer complained to the manager, saying four dollars and forty cents to see a bunch of hams. The passerby warned they would not attend again.
An aging actress, long stuck in minor parts, laments leaving the theater. A harsh critic quips about suing for support, highlighting the bleak prospects of a sustaining career for performers with limited breakout opportunities.
A boss farmer discovers his helper with a lantern explaining the need to light the way to see his girl. The farmer recalls courting his wife and humorously comments on the outcome of going in the dark, hinting at the peculiar result.
Home canning guide urges building a jam and jelly stock as supplies fade. It outlines practical prep steps and multiple recipes including Rhubarb Strawberry Jam and Raspberry Jam with clear steps on fruit prep, cooking, pectin use, sterilizing jars, and paraffin sealing. It emphasizes small batches for flavor and color.
Lynn guides preparation for jelly and jam making. Gather a mixing bowl colander a 6 quart sauce pan a small paraffin pan measuring cups jelly glasses with covers and a utility tray. Melt paraffin on low flame to avoid smoky wax and leave space at top to prevent weeping. Store paraffin covered in a cool dry place. Avoid water-logged fruit as it dilutes flavor and color. Use a lipped saucepan to pour paraffin smoothly.
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