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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1932

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Ice Patrol Keeps Transatlantic Lanes Safe From Icebergs

The International Ice Patrol monitors Greenland glaciers as bergs drift toward the Gulf Stream. Two cutters operate with a third reserve to warn ships via daily broadcasts of positions, temperatures, and drift to avoid collision.

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The Return of Myron Gilmore a War Survivor

In a Midwestern town Laure Moore waits as Myron Gilmore, scarred by a World War I facial injury and rebuilt with silver and paraffin, returns to Paris life and love. Laura, widowed by a car crash, meets Myron in Paris after his long absence and their shared longing resurfaces as they kiss.

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Prodigal Business Fates Of Auto Pioneers

The piece profiles Leo Melanowski once a top automotive engineer who helped shape the industry. Now living with the Little Sisters of the Poor, his tale mirrors other early giants like David Bolck and R. C. Hupp, illustrating how talent often ends in poverty despite high ability, prompting questions about hidden forces in modern business.

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Inspiration in Alabama Names a Baby in Birmingham

Time Magazine reports a list from the bureau of vital statistics revealing many unusual names given to African American children in Birmingham Alabama. Names include Rosy Posy Areola Miserable and many more such as Zenobia Cleopatra Island Morapline Shylock and Mystic Kate.

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Apple of the Eye Phrase Story Explored

The article discusses the origins of the phrase apple of the eye, noting debates over whether it derives from pupil of the eye or a round solid ball. It describes the expression as symbolizing something precious and greatly cherished, with references to its usage in biblical translations.

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Lace and Satin Dominate Modern Bride Attire in 1932

Bridal fashion centers on lace as the chic complement to satin with a 50 50 split or all lace options. A featured gown shows off off white satin with heirloom durene lace bolero bodice and a long satin train. Bridesmaids wear embroidered or dotted net gowns with new wider-shoulder silhouettes and short jackets. matron of honor wears an organdie capelet. The bride carries calla lilies. bouquet features delicate pink sweet peas. 1932 Western Newspaper Union.

Western Newspaper Union

Snappy Clothing for Motor Travel

All-weather clothing for motor travel features a long tweed coat, matching skirt, harmonizing sweater, and silk blouse with a coordinating dress. The New York dressmaker’s set shows a red, brown, black, belge tweed ensemble with a two-tone sweater and red silk dress, enabling warm or cool dressing and quick transitions for dinner without extra luggage.

New York Colder

Tiny bibs brighten grownup wardrobes with fresh white wear

Smart Style introduces miniature bibs adapted for adults to add a touch of freshness to dark dresses. Made like child bibs, they fasten at the neck and come in pique, linen, and fine fabrics such as batistes, arganelas, and crepe de chine. Some feature narrow borders or lace, and they are inexpensive to make.

White Beachwear by Cherie Nicholab

This feature highlights white beachwear in a diagonal durene mesh pajama ensemble. It notes the popularity of white this season, with pastel and bright shades also shown to suit different complexions, and calls out the double breasted blouse, flaring trousers, and jeweled button detailing.

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