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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
3
A cheerful reading gag has Archimedes proclaim Eureka after a bath and a teacher explains the term means I have found it. A playful exchange followed about a soap discovery and a precarious stool seat. A joke about a crowded car and a fall left the crowd amused.
Lesson for July 2 on Kings 3 5 15 and 2 9 teaches real success stems from devotion to God. Solomon’s wisdom, wealth, and power arose from seeking an understanding heart, with caution that later failure came from unbelief. The lesson urges rulers to seek God for peace and prosperity.
The text argues Scripture affirms everlasting life for every soul while also teaching that Jesus offers a distinct, fuller form of eternal existence. It highlights contrasts between general immortality and the specific quality of life Christ provides.
Easy to be smart turning out crocheted accessories like these in no time. The hat in single crochet with puff stitch roll brim and a roomy matching bag offer versatile use. Pattern 6381 includes hat and bag instructions, stitch illustrations, and materials list. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle for the pattern with name and address.
A compact excerpt discusses life review and personal regrets, citing Dickens, followed by an advertisement inviting readers to write for vital health guidance from Viavi at 701 Empire Building, Des Moines.
A compact aphorism quoting Horace Mann on temptation and the inevitable consequences of yielding to it. The line emphasizes discipline and accountability as reflected in natural law.
A fragmented ad style note discusses women in their forties seeking male attention. It mentions hot flashes moodiness and fatigue and promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic to boost vitality and calm nerves. It ends with a quote about men liking power but disliking duty.
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