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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
8
A fragmentary report notes rising fear as false statements circulate in a courtroom setting. The text hints at tensions around testimonies and truth seeking, with observers reacting to alleged deceit and its impact on proceedings.
An old newspaper snippet advertises a free weekly supply of Postum health drink to anyone who writes for it. The ad promotes Postum as a medicine for diseased mindedness and urges readers to send for the offer.
Mussolini’s army enters Addis Ababa as Emperor Haile Selassie escapes by train to Djibouti and then sails for Palestine. British and French diplomacy weigh zones of influence while Ethiopians riot and loot. The fall ends Italy’s Ethiopian campaign with a puppet Amharic state anticipated.
A Barbara Bell easy utility day dress in crepe silk pique linen or cotton emphasizes slim lines with a wide front inset for skirt fullness. The pattern No. 18738-B fits sizes 82 to 44 with back darts and one family sleeve. Send 15 cents for pattern or book to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
A garbled set of captions and quotations from various sources hints at humor and wordplay. The notes include puns on purring and references to a Washington Post item, a misquoted line about a corner at high speed, and stray exchanges about manners, health, and a courtroom question. The fragmentary text reads like a collage of jokes and exchanges with probable period newspaper tone.
An irate country visitor challenges a bell boy over a so called closet room. She objects to a foldout bed claiming she paid good money. The bell boy insists the space is an elevator, not her room.
A list of ten items presents four words each. three share a relation while one does not. Excluded items include Wellesley as a women’s college, Admiral as a rank, Gene Mako as a golfer, Chicago as a city with a football team, Scarlet tanager as a bird species, Lake Champlain as a named lake, Thirty-two as a ordinal form, Lapland as a region, Yard as a unit of measure, and Sparrow as a bird.
A terse saying notes that a single pinch of experience teaches more value than ten pieces of advice. It emphasizes practical learning through actions over secondhand guidance.
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