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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1936

Page

8

Cautious Home Remedies and Kitchen Tips From WNU Service

A mixed guide offers cactus care, meat thawing, fruit dressing, tree wound care, leather maintenance, food chopping tips, and baking notes. It cautions watering dry soil, freezing meat, using creosote on wounds, and placing a fabric cover when chopping bread or nuts to save every bit.

Valor Is Stability of Courage and Heart

The text presents Montaigne on valor as stability of courage and soul, not arms. It argues true honor lies in heart and will, with steadfastness even when physical strength fails, noting a man’s valor is in himself, not in horse or weapons.

Montaigne

Dont Guess But Know Dont Guess But Know

Advice urges consulting a family doctor about safe headache relief and recommends Genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims Bayer Aspirin is among the fastest relief methods for headaches and rheumatic pains and that millions have used it safely.

Youthful Passion and Aged Caution Quote

A fragment reflects on youth and age, contrasting bold passions with tepid restraint. The line suggests youth seeks risk while age leans toward safety, highlighting enduring tension between vigor and prudence.

Pharaoh and Rush in a web of treachery and pursuit

In a dim manor and snowy woods, Pharaoh’s plot entangles Rush Bugle and Bohun with a risky game. A hidden caper, a missing ally, a sharpened pistol, and a rescue as Nell and John converge toward Witchcraft. A cliffhanger ends with gunfire and a looming continuation.

The Race to the Swift in a Night Drive

The narrator flees through darkness to reach a car and bridge, fearing pursuit. He vents anger by destroying a lamp, then escapes by force, racing along a treacherous path toward a cottage. Others react as a tense chase ensues with uncertain fates and glimpsed threats.

Bugle Rush Pharaoh

Jesus With His Friends in a Storm Lesson

A sermon outline on Luke 8 22 56 detailing Jesus calming the storm and casting out demons, with lessons on faith healing and the power of Jesus over nature and evil. It highlights the disciples fear, Jesus rebuke, the demon possessed man Legion, the swine miracle, healing of the woman with an issue of blood, and Jairus daughter revival, emphasizing trust in Christ over worldly concerns.

Jesus Jesus Christ Christ Jairus

A Harsh Word Refined by Faith and Endurance

A reflection on silent suffering and prayer when action is limited. Enduring a harsh word with presence before God is valued over lengthy prayers, highlighting patient faith and inward resolve. The message contrasts immediate action with steadfast spiritual acceptance.

Our Relation to God Vice and Virtue in Action

A concise meditation notes how virtue and vice relate to others in this world while sin and holiness point to God and the afterlife. The reflection contrasts human actions toward people with spiritual alignment beyond earth.

God

Crochet pattern for peacock chair back set

A sewing circle notice promotes a filet crochet peacock chair back set described as decorative and durable. The pattern includes charts, stitches illustration, material needs, and complete directions. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Needlecraft Dept., 82 Eighth Ave, New York, N.Y.

Needlecraft Dept Eighth Ave New York

Cypress Tree in Mexico Believed World’s Oldest Living Thing

Dr Hermann von Schrenck of St Louis a consulting timber engineer believes a cypress tree near Oaxaca City Mexico is the oldest living thing. He estimates it to be at least four thousand years old. The tree rises 140 feet high with a circumference of 117 feet at ground level.

Hermann von Schrenck St. Louis Oaxaca City Mexico Washington Post

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