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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

8

Roosevelt Back From East Tour Hopes To Attend Yale Harvard Race

President Roosevelt returns from a trip to the East where he worked to resolve tax bill clashes in Congress and prepare a June 27 acceptance speech in Philadelphia. He plans a stop in New London if feasible for the Yale Harvard boat race and then continues to Indiana and Hodgenville before returning to Washington.

Sident Estern Roosevelt Nington New London Neonnes Ind George Rogers Ink Northwest Clark Big World AAA

Death of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, Prince of Paradoxes

Gilbert Keith Chesterton known as G. K. Chesterton has died at sixty two. A convert to Catholicism in 1922 his writings largely argued for the church. He founded a weekly magazine in 1928 and authored about 50 books and countless essays while earning fame for his combative unconventional style.

G. K. Chesterton Pane England Gilbert Keith Chesterton Prince of

Farm Mortgage Profits Reported by Federal Farm Mortgage Corp

The Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation reports net profits of 15 280 716 through March 81, set aside for mortgage loan losses. The organization held first mortgages on farm real estate near 808 million, second mortgages around 510 million, and consolidated federal farm loan bonds about 759.6 million, with outstanding bonds totaling 1 047 256 000. John Hays Hammond Dies at 81. famed mining engineer and author dies in Gloucester Massachusetts after a career spanning Africa to South America and public service under Taft and at King George V’s coronation. He was born in 1955 in California. Strikes hinder Blum government in France as 1,000,000 workers paralyze industry. Mussolini reshuffles cabinet, naming Galeazzo Clano foreign minister and shifting colonies and corporations posts. In Nicaragua, Dr Charles Brenes Jaquin forms cabinet. in Madrid, authorities crush rightist conspiracy.

Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Farm Credit Quarterly Federal Farm Loan Federal Land Banks John Hays Hammond Gloucester Mass Theodore Roosevelt Mark Twain H. Rider Haggard Cecil Rhodes Mr. Hammond San Francisco Ohn Hays California Amond Yale Mexico South Africa Barney” Barnato France Popular Front Leon Blum Blum Mussolini Italy Il Duce Galeazzo Clano Clano Propaganda Ferruccia Lantini Alesandro Lessona Diano Alfieri Giuseppe Bastianipi Poland Madrid

Planning Season’s Canning Methods In Early Guides

An article outlines several canning methods including open kettle, hot pack, and cold pack. It explains jar preparation, packing steps for fruits and vegetables, and specific sealing practices for self sealing caps zinc tops and glass top jars, with processing and cooling guidance.

Stunning Barbara Bell Summer Frock Pattern Ad

The ad promotes Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1889 B for sizes 14 to 42 with wider shoulders to slim the waist. It notes a unique bodice, panel to hem, kick pleats, a natty collar for pins or posies, and low-cost quick sewing. Pattern costs 15 cents. order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adams St Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU Services

Housewife tips from old WNU service

Practical household hints for gardening cleaning and cooking from the Associated Newspapers WNU Service. Wind drying chamomile skins watering hybrid tea roses borax in water for corn dips spinach boiling soda borax in coffee pot to keep it sweet mushrooms in gravy and drying ice trays to prevent sticking.

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