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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1948
Page
8
A scrambled set of trivia questions asks about television versus radio history whale sharks Yellowstone geysers birth rate school population future, meanings of equity and equitation, pianist anger spans Appalachian range, ostrich versus chicken size, and buffalo hunting lures.
A set of ten items presents incorrect or misleading statements. Topics include Nipkow and Marconi inventions, whale sharks, volcanic eruptions, population figures, beach sand properties, equity versus related terms, Anton Rubinstein piano capacity, Appalachians geography, chick size at hatching, and buffalo-hunting behavior, each with flawed factual claims.
An Edward Emerine Win feature traces Oklahoma from early exploration to statehood, detailing rapid settlement after 1868, the 1890 creation of the territory, 1907 admission as the 46th state, and booming oil, agriculture, and industry. It highlights Tulsa as oil capital, mineral wealth, vast irrigation, diverse landscapes, and a prideful blend of old Indian heritage with modern progress.
A collection of reminiscences on spring training routines in baseball and football, praising Ty Cobb for home practice and arguing Bronko Nagurski as the best all around football player. It contrasts boxing eras with Joe Louis’s decline after Walcott and notes Dempsey’s aging trajectory.
The notice advertises easy sewing patterns for a wearable daytime dress with curved bodice lines, three sleeve options, and a bold plaid option. It lists Pattern No. 6252 in sizes 12 to 29, including a cap sleeve version, and Pattern No. 1697 for children's sizes 2 to 6 with a cute party dress, inviting readers to send orders.
Pattern sales notice from Sewing Circle Pattern Dept at 5230 South Wells Chicago invites readers to enclose 25 cents per pattern. Include pattern No. Name and Address to request. Postage address details and coin payment are specified.
Collier's reports that thousands of Columbus portrait clocks sold as Chicago World's Fair souvenirs in 1893 are not historic artifacts. After purchasers died their descendants often discovered the clocks were common items with no special provenance and sought valuations from dealers, only to be disappointed.
A home cough relief recipe touts Pinex as the key ingredient. Mix two cups granulated sugar with one cup water to create a syrup, then add Pinex to a pint bottle for a full pint of medicine. It claims quick relief, soothing throat irritations, and pleasant taste for children.
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