23 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
1
A 1942 Western Newspaper Union food column details ravigote butter using parsley chives chervil and tarragon with lemon and bread for delicate sandwiches. It also covers a Lyons sauce for chicken with a white sauce base, a Shallots and mace flavored onion sauce, and a banana coconut pudding recipe, including prep steps and serving ideas.
Guidance suggests removing stains with cold water and pipe clay paste, then lifting with a stiff brush. It also covers preserving pickles with pure cider vinegar, avoiding mixing vinegars, and cleaning a pot by boiling soda and water. Additional tips include soaking peeled fruit in cold water to prevent discoloration.
An elephant named Tiny escapes via a tangled rope and direct road crossing, charging a mysterious creature in pursuit. The chase ends with villagers fleeing as Tiny enters the square and a strange critter resumes the pursuit, while the nearest authorities arrive too late to control events.
Four large craters have erupted on the sides of the Descabezado volcano in Tolgo Chile as ongoing volcanic disturbances in the Andes continue. No injuries reported and authorities monitor the activity for further developments.
A collage of society notes highlights John D Rockefeller Jr’s private organ and a blind musician guest, Walter Pforzheimer’s vast library at Hidden Brook farm in Westchester, and the era’s social panorama. It mentions Coleman Du Pont’s Manhattan hotels, the Empire State Building’s ascent, and a curious watch repair aficionado among rich men, plus travel sketches of beauties in Europe and Fifth Avenue’s enduring allure.
A worker named Wilaman escaped by throwing his body aside as a train passed, but lost his right foot after his foot wedged in a switch frog along the Alton tracks. He freed himself by untying his shoe and maneuvering away from the oncoming locomotive.
An instructional note explains cutting and pasting a circus pattern to create a stamp shade for a candle holder. By aligning ends wider apart, the joined shape becomes large enough for a candle stand. Clowns can be used as a motif. cutting four clowns allows making lampshades in various sizes for multiple lamps.
An analysis of the phrase abomination of desolation as used to label Roman standards in biblical prophecy. The study links the term to Matthew 24 14 and discusses historical attitudes toward Roman imperial symbols.
Relics including Santa Anna’s saddle and fragments once owned by the late John N Riley of New Orleans La have been presented to the University of Texas library and will be shown with other historic items from the Mexican general and the San Jacinto battle.
Dr Orvis 0 Irwin of the University of Iowa advocates early learning, starting before 16 minutes old. In a university hospital crib a stabilimeter records movement and breathing while high speed pictures document the infant. Irwin hopes studies will enable children to be taught self feeding walking and talking at a very early age.
A Persian cat owned by P. J. Blanchard gave birth to three tailless kittens. The kittens were normal otherwise.
A fragmented doctrinal compilation links Genesis lessons to May and June themes. It discusses creation, the Dayil being, and stories of Abraham, Lot, Esau, Jacob, and Joseph, highlighting God’s plan, human choice, and forgiveness as narratives guiding prosperity, deliverance, and reconciliation.
A fragmented excerpt discusses three kinds of people, naming the Woo'ts and the can'ts, and mentions a second opposing group. The text hints at a third type involved in every chosen action, but specifics are unclear. The tone resembles a parable or lecture on human behavior.
A brief, unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person and place in a garbled line. No coherent events, dates, or affiliations can be reliably identified from the text.
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