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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1940
Page
4
Two old settlers share cheerful talk in the backwoods covering politics and cooking. One recalls failing at a cookery book with lines like Take a clean dish. A golfer jokes about a five hole round and a par of 76 already reached on her first day.
New York report on aging research notes no cure yet for death but highlights causes and prevention, focusing on youth care and diet. Dr. Agnes Fay Morgan isolates a filtrate factor linked to premature aging in rats, with yeast rice egg milk and vegetables as potential sources while stressing controlled diets over overeating. Historical examples of long-lived individuals are cited to support science’s longevity goals.
The text jokes about the saying seeing is believing and notes one sees the person daily, with a playful exchange about belief and presence.
A New Yorker known as the most successful ghost writer for college students claims 600 clients and over 16000 dollars yearly. He charges three dollars for a book report and seven hundred for a PhD thesis, offering grade guarantees and nondetection while matching each student’s writing style through varied techniques.
An ad promoting a laxative senna with Pepsin claims it loosens undigested food in the stomach and stimulates bowels to relieve constipation. It touts stomach comfort from Pepsin dissolving protein lumps and urges purchase of Dr. Galsar Laxative-Senna with Syrup Pepsin at local druggists.
A brief sentiment notes that a working day has value though short and that activity can avert evil while inactivity cannot lead to good. The quotation attributes the thought to Hannah Moore and reflects on moral effort.
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