16 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
1
Dr Barton explains paroxysmal auricular tachycardia with sudden fast heartbeats sometimes reaching 250 bpm that then normalize. Attacks vary in length, often harmless, with self-help techniques and quinidine as a treatment, plus notes on distinguishing epilepsy and related pitressin tests and dietary steps.
In a humorous exchange a postal clerk tells an elderly woman her parcel has three cents too much in stamps. The old lady worries the mis mailed item may travel too far, highlighting small bureaucratic quirks in a progressing system.
A light exchange in Vienna plays on polite falsehoods as two locals confirm cordiality while humorously admitting they cannot be entirely frank over a phone line and then choose honesty in a social setting.
A student argues that civilization needs a starting point and supports the idea as worthy. The dialogue features a professor inviting discussion and a student underscoring that action is needed to advance civilization.
A humorous exchange features a customer and a soda jerker debating straw use. The customer asks why the clerk urges using the other straw, noting they have not finished with the first. The light moment highlights daily shop life.
Graceful filet crochet roses framed by the K stitch suited for a chair set scarf ends or buffet set. Pattern 1830 includes directions charts illustrations and materials list. Send 15 cents plus name address and pattern number to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY.
A Roger W. Babson remark frames modern ambition as preferring to ride rather than pull the cart, contrasting personal comfort with collective effort. The quote reflects a viewpoint on individual motivation and enterprise dynamics.
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