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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
6
In a dramatic confession, John reveals misjudged crests, a fatal confrontation, and the truth behind Sabre, Bugle, and Pharaoh. Helena's fear turns to trust as Valentine’s letter, Yorick’s touts, and a haunted past lead to a perilous but blessed union.
Two figures linger at the lawn edge after a tale of disaffection and forgiveness. They reflect on peace, dawns and dusks, and the strange fate of their lives beside a brook as they prepare to part. Helena recalls past treatment, while J. notes they are both children who dislike being treated as such.
The National Industrial Conference Board reports U S family size has fallen since 1890 though families remain central. Census measures show private family size around 4.0 to 4.6 in historic periods, with 8 81 when strictly related by blood or marriage. In 1980 most families lived in single family dwellings and there were about 1.19 families per dwelling.
The Bermudas are described as 865 islands, yet only five major usable islets exist and are linked by bridges.
A collage of 1930s gossip and world events features a murder mystery unsolved no more as an upholsterer is captured after leaving cord strands with a binding card, Mussolini birthdays and Italy’s growth plans, German and British military boasts, gold currency anxieties, and scientific curiosities from elephant heart rates to Greenland sea water gold.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1868-B offers a summer spectator sports dress with slit sleeves and a youthful bodice. Available in sizes 14 to 42, with detailed cutting and sewing steps, the ad invites readers to send fifteen cents for the pattern and pattern book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
In this test ten entries cross out the occupation for the most famous man. Answers include Horace Greeley editor, Nelson Eddy actor, Wesley Serrell baseball, Norman H Davis diplomat, Vergil poet, Nicholas Murray Butler educator, Willie Macfarlane jockey, William H Borah senator, James Montgomery Flagg author, James Russell Lowell poet.
The 17 year cicada brood X, last seen in 1910, is slated to emerge in late May over a wide area from New York to Missouri and Michigan to northern Alabama and Georgia. Cicadas are Hemiptera not locusts or grasshoppers, and the male drums to attract mates with sound organs on the abdomen.
James Stier fourteen months old tumbled from a high chair through an open trap door into a basement in Milwaukee. His father John Stier heard cries and caught the infant with a shoestring rescue, leaving the baby with a cut over one eye.
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