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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
8
This feature advises shaping a home to reveal the inhabitants through furnishings. It recommends using the living room fully, creating conversational seating, adequate lighting for reading, and dedicated music corners with the radio or record player as the room’s focal point, plus ample storage.
The article advises auditing furnishings to remove unused pieces and substitute functional or decorative items. It suggests buying a whole matched furniture set or selecting sectional pieces that fit space and use, with flexibility to mix woods and harmonize colors. It notes different family needs and the viability of mixing light and dark woods.
A businessman went to a surgeon for a nose operation. Under anesthesia the doctor removed his tonsils without permission. The court upheld a $2,000 jury verdict, stating each organ has a function.
A 207 pound passenger sued after a trolley disembarkment accident when she tried to exit without conductor help. The court ruled the conductor not liable and rejected the claim.
Kathleen Norris invites readers to recall a New England farm from a century ago. She paints the homestead with elms, spinning wheels, quilts, and old furniture, then contrasts hard pioneer life and the endurance of women who toiled by the stove and washboard, preserving family and faith through harsh seasons and scarce comforts.
New York reports Dr. Alda Kelly offers a neurosoomatic reconditioning method that trains the brain to send relaxed impulses to muscles so women can reduce bulges without moving. The plan, tested on 100 Cleveland housewives, uses 24 treatments plus 16 minutes daily homework, emphasizing thinking exercises over actual motion.
Washington reporter covers the 17th Edison Electric Institute convention in Atlantic City where GE President Jet E Wilson argues for free enterprise, criticizes government intrusion, and warns against socialism. He cites England’s socialist model and calls for an economic education campaign to boost appreciation of the American system. Rural areas are praised as backbone of American capitalism, while urban workers need economic education.
Simple smartly styled frock pattern offers pleasant wear for sunlit hours. Includes options for printed fabric or sheer dark fabric and notes sizes from 14 to 16 with yardage details.
Simple full size patterns remove mystery from construction. Trace the design on scrap wood, saw and assemble as shown. Patterns promise neat, attractively designed houses and tenant birds. Send 200 for pattern set from a mail order source in New York.
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