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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
8
The text blends a controversial tale of Silerius and his third wife from a famed historical outrage with broader commentary on personal focus and public affairs. It moves from a lurid anecdote about abduction and marriage to reflections on business commitment, government waste, and social behavior, ending with musings on communism and parenting.
Fashion note describes pattern 9408 offering soft lines and a jabot finish to flatter heavier figures. It suggests printing options with small figural designs or plain silk in spring shades, highlighting a dress that enhances the bust and adds unobtrusive detail. Pattern 9663 available by order.
In 80 88 40 42 44 48 48 and 80 Alze 86 requires 4 percent yards of 60 inch fabric. Bend PivTmN OmNt's in eolhy or aliitips coins preferred for this pattern. Write plating your NAME ADDNDSS STYLE NUMBOR and StZe. Send your order to Sowing Circle Pattern Department 239 West Light Length New York.
Dr. Charles G. Abbot reports to the Smithsonian that an ozone layer forty miles up in the stratosphere, about one eighth of an inch thick, blocks deadly ultraviolet rays. He notes longer wavelengths provide health benefits and warns thicker layers would hinder sun rays, while the Smithsonian calculates the sun’s heat equates to vast coal burning annually.
The Postum Company offers a full week's supply of Postum free to anyone who writes for it, a continuing health promoting promotion appearing in this newspaper section.
The piece notes Treasure Island in the South Pacific between Samoa and Fiji, far from main steam routes. It describes Niuafou with a 3.5 mile diameter and a 2.5 mile fresh water lake 90 feet above sea level. No harbors exist and only one white man resides there, with a single tiny village.
A sixteen year old in a British mental welfare hospital can name the weekday for any date from 1000 to 2000. Observers note prodigies often fade, with some arithmetic savants later showing average or low intelligence. Studies of thirteen cases find mixed outcomes, including average, low, and very low brain power among early gifted days.
Wer ry's Seeds are sold only in fresh dated packages ensuring the finest quality available for buyers.
Louisville readers see a quirky exchange where a suitor’s promise turns into paperwork. A man who hoped to propose via a typed letter sends a follow-up form, prompting commentary on patience and modern method in romance.
The article recalls Primlites coal mining along the Firth of Forth coast where coal was first dug. Early drainage was impossible, pits were shallow and tunnels common, with depths reaching 860 feet by 1710. Gunpowder began blasting coal in that year, and a "resolute man" lit charges with a candle on a long pole.
Procter and Gamble announces Oxydos a new granulated laundry soap that dissolves instantly into suds and cleans dirt quickly in any water. In 15 minutes it loosens grime without harshness to colors fabrics or hands. Safe effective with a unique patented recess formula marketed by grocers.
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