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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
6
ALT DISNEY announces The Three Little Pigs will be followed by a sequel The Practical Pig featuring the three original pigs and three new characters the three little wolves. He hints at a continuing fairy tale series including The Brave Little Tailor with Mickey and Minnie Mouse as stars.
Merle Oberon returns from England to Malibu, preferring home over Tasmania or the U K. She heads for Graustark with Gary Cooper and Sigurd Gurie, while Samuel Goldwyn shifts her image to a normal girl. Joan Crawford pursues opera singing and public excitement follows Madeleine Carroll wins yearly university polls as the ideal desert island companion. Paul Whiteman and wife seek a New Jersey country home near Sylvia Sidney, as Bucks County draws less attention.
Elizabeth C. James Seat presents Phillip Nolan, central figure in Edward Everett Hale’s A Man Without a Country, who near Louisiana during Burr’s first foray faces court martial after declaring I damn the United States. Sent to sail aboard American ships, Nolan spends 50 years in exile, living among officers, reading aloud to crews, and grappling with loyalty.
Edward Everett Hale 1822 to 1909 ranked as a prolific American writer. He produced many works across genres, though his lasting fame rests on two short stories The Man Without a Country and My Double and How He Undid Me. Hale was a preacher writer lecturer and public affairs participant and later served as chaplain to the United States Senate.
The narrative chronicles Nolan, a lifelong learner who mastered many languages, aided freed slaves from a mutinied ship by interpreting between languages, and toward old age created a vivid shrine to America in his stateroom with an eagle on the ceiling and a flag beside his bed.
A sermon emphasizes unity in Christian service across groups that share faith in Jesus. It cites Jesus teaching on humility and cooperation, noting disputes arise from pride. It urges loving collaboration with those serving Christ, even with differing methods or language, for God’s work.
A quotation from J. Hamilton on the enduring power of scripture noting that frequent reading yields new wonders.
A succinct reflection notes that good intentions are the seed of good actions attributed to Sir William Temple. The line frames moral causality as beginnings powering real deeds. It reads as a proverb style citation used in moral philosophy.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable facts. No clear event dates places or names are present to form a coherent newspaper item. The readable segments do not reveal a primary action or outcome.
Distinguished nutritionist states that diet choices impact energy and health, while spoiled or tainted foods threaten well being. The piece explains spoilage causes from bacteria molds and yeasts, emphasizes proper home refrigeration, moisture control, and temperature management, and urges a reliable fridge to safeguard health and preserve flavors.
Readers are invited to send questions on foods diet nutrition and health to C Houston Goudiss at his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. Postcard inquiries receive the same careful attention and readers may consult him on personal hygiene.
An excerpt explaining the nutritional roles of sugar, the limited health differences between brown and white sugar, and how cooking vegetables and repeated heating affect energy value minerals and flavor. It notes cheese digestion rates from USDA studies and cites 1938-9 notes by WNU-C. Houston Goudiss.
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