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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
3
In a whimsical scene, Mistress Springtime meets fruit trees to preview the season's new blossom costumes. She explains the Great Fruit Parade, detailing fresh looks for pear, apple, wild cherry, plum, and peach trees. The trees welcome the change while preserving iconic family distinctions.
Fragmentary note critiques leadership timing at Whuttnate with hints of early, late behavior and a request for a boss change. Read as a humorous workplace diary line about managing shifts and authority.
Leonard A. Barrett reflects on David Buick, founder of the Buick car, noting his mechanical genius outlived by financial hardship. Buick sold stock early for little, later died penniless while his name funded others. yet the car line endures and the inventor’s personal contentment remained intact.
The United States Department of Agriculture presents pinwheel cookies in chocolate and vanilla. Dough must chill overnight for clean slicing. roll chocolate and white dough into jelly roll shapes, chill, then bake thinly until lightly brown.
The bureau of home economics outlines soaking two salt mackerel overnight in cold water to remove salt. If tasting shows enough salt is gone, broil slowly to a light brown. If still salty, boil in cold water once, drain, then broil and serve hot with melted butter lemon slices and parsley.
The U S Department of Agriculture promotes serving soft custard as a sauce to enrich desserts and boost iron and vitamins. It suggests pairing with canned and fresh fruits, cakes, puddings, and gelatin desserts, plus guidance on double boiling and stirring for smooth texture.
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics the osnaburg fabric known as Greenville cloth or almanac cloth is used for a boy’s room. The room features curtains carriers and a wicker chair with osnaburg and cretonne accents. A bookcase hidden behind osnaburg drapery conceals the radiator while keeping the space cheerful and easy to clean.
Old meat salt is filthy and may harbor toxins or disease spores. There is no reliable test except feeding to a farm animal, and even then results may vary with batches. The warning urges avoiding meat salt to prevent contamination and illness.
The May 19 lesson based on Jeremiah 7 urges amend ways and heart obedience over ritual. It warns against trusting sacred forms, emphasizes social justice, aiding the weak, and avoiding other gods. It notes false prophets dangers, Shiloh's fate, and that true blessing comes through Godly living.
A religious quotation from 1 John 5 14 15 emphasizes confidence in prayer stating that requests aligned with God's will are heard and granted. The verses encourage believers to seek what they desire with faith and trust in divine response.
The quote from Ecclesiastes 8 8 echoes the idea that no man can command the spirit or avert death nor be saved by wickedness, emphasizing the inevitability of judgment and the limits of human power in the face of mortality.
A concise reflection on neglecting scripture, stating that a neglected Bible leaves the soul starved and weak, with a comfortless heart and a grieving Holy Ghost, attributed to B Meyer.
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as an effective anti acid for indigestion and gas after meals. It claims quick relief in five to ten minutes and neutralizes acid volume vs soda. The copy promotes a pleasant preparation and lasting digestion after rich meals.
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