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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
6
The National Safety Council notes 1938 work accidents with 33 percent involving hands and fingers and 24 percent legs and feet. The trunk accounts for 19 percent, arms 11 percent, head 6 percent, eyes 2 percent, with general accidents comprising a portion of cases.
A quotation from Plutarch notes that raising objections to another's oration is easy while producing a better one is very hard. The remark reflects on rhetoric and creative effort versus critique.
Rex Hale learns of mounting tensions at Halcyon Camp as he plans to confront Ainsworth and expose Craig. Mrs Spencer Forbes hints at a hidden danger and reveals she and Joan hold key insights, while Bert Kneeland battles a troubling influence. The chapter ends with Hale preparing for a seaside swim and a tense, unresolved plot.
Ruth Hopkins reports in the Baltimore Sun that draft colts are reappearing on Maryland hillsides as farmers seek to balance income and output amid farm challenges. State and county fairs and colt clubs note rising interest, boosted by Maryland University influence and the Maryland Horse Breeders Association, with bluegrass regions from northern New Jersey through Maryland, Virginia, and Kentucky noted for hardscrabble strength and stamina. The piece contrasts the luxury image of thoroughbreds with the breaded value of draft horses, both "purebred" and noble, with pedigrees tracing back generations.
The piece lists national leaders and their early careers. Washington was a farmer and surveyor. Harrison studied medicine then joined the army and politics. Taylor was a soldier and cotton planter. Johnson was a tailor. Grant was a tanner, farmer, real estate agent, hardware clerk, and soldier. Theodore Roosevelt pursued politics from age twenty two. Harding was a newspaper man. Wilson was a lawyer and lifelong teacher. Hoover was an engineer. Most others began as lawyers.
A concise study of I Peter 3 8 18 stressing believers are called to holy living and unity with brethren, peace with unbelievers, and bold witness amid persecution. It notes the foundation in Christ’s atonement and the need to endure suffering with a clear conscience, trusting Christ as leader.
In a reminiscence quoted by Isaac F. Marcosson, Earl Baldwin recalls a train encounter after Baldwin first became premier. A fellow traveler, recognizing him, asks about his work and mentions Harrow, prompting Baldwin to reveal his role. Viavi advert follows.
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