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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
2
A late 1933 column muses on beachgoers of all ages in New York, praising youth while noting mature sunbathers and body care with cocoa butter. It satirizes diet fads, weight talk, and fitness gimmicks, recounting quips from figures like Edward Farrell and Daniel Howley as examples of public dieting discourse.
A dense OCR style puzzle listing many clues with numbers and abbreviations across two sections VORTICAL and initial hints. It mixes locations, letters, and objects like cities Nevada Massachusetts Missouri and travel terms, with abbreviations for editors and streets and varied terms.
A fragmentary passage discusses the phrase drive a coach and six through any act of parliament used by Daniel O'Connell. It notes that coaches and six are out of style but remains a classic reference no longer in active use.
Dr. James H. Batten, director of the Inter-American foundation, visiting Los Angeles, stated that Mexican political activity has given independence to the laboring classes and begun a movement toward democracy and a republican form of government.
The article asserts aluminum is the most abundant metal in Earth's crust, noting early misidentifications and stating scientific consensus since 1624 that supplies are greater than those of any other metal. It emphasizes its abundance as a defining geological fact.
Mary Lynn and a cautious group of boys arrived at Lynn school with wet clothes after a storm. Principal Willard directed them to the school laundry where a dryer ran out of control for fifteen minutes. Long trousers ended up shortened to shorts, with unclear mutterings about kalekerd and kalekera in reporting.
British air authorities fear a slipping edge as League statistics place Britain fifth in commercial air strength and rapidly overtaken by others such as Yugoslavia. The report highlights Britain's manpower and fighter aircraft quality as offsetting factors in a widening international gap.
Granville Ohio reports Denison University romances bind couples more securely than the outside world. Of 380 campus marriages, only five ended in divorce, an average of one failure in 76 weddings. The national rate is one failure per five to six marriages.
A Western Newspaper Union note offers simple dessert and salad ideas for housewives. It details Marshmallow Dessert with whipped cream and pineapple, Graham Cracker Date Tort with custard and meringue, and a variation of fruit and potato salads with mayonnaise dressing and French dressing marination.
A reader praises Target Tobacco for savings over nine weeks and claims it provides authentic cigarette-like tobacco suitable for rolling with free gummed papers. The message advises trying Target at a local dealer to get thirty or more cigarettes per package.
Omaha mourns L. A. Atkinson, mall pilot killed near St Louis, buried beside his twin Floyd who died in a horse and buggy accident ten years earlier. The feature connects the family’s two tragedies and marks a somber moment in local history.
Household tips cover warming soap to clean hinges and oiling to prevent rust. Notes include using sensors to remove seeds from peppers during stuffing prep and maintaining sponges with warm water and mild acid or soda. Brass items should be washed, rinsed, and polished. lemon juice can remove stains.
Frank Collin of Borerton pulled a shirt from his drawer and a revolver beneath it discharged. The bullet penetrated his forehead, causing death.
A local note predicts a big year with a forthcoming arrival of 28 tons of Ayr catchers to be discharged at a local terminal, signaling a substantial seasonal effort for flies Fortland.
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