18 May 1939
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1939
Page
1
Fragmentary dialogue references a police father and a boast about strength. A playful exchange includes a question about home and a line about tonight. The readable text resembles a conversation snippet rather than a full narrative with clear event.
Health column notes that operating within 24 to 48 hours after onset of acute appendicitis greatly reduces death risk, with historical data from Lazzarini at Milan’s General Hospital showing lower mortality as treatment times shorten. The piece also touches on vitamins' rising importance and shifts in nutrition discussion away from isolated vitamins toward balanced diets.
A comic caption portrays a man asking a druggist for relief while the druggist dismisses the idea of a free remedy, highlighting a sharp exchange over medical aid and money.
A terse telephony column notes a caller clinging to a nickname after two weeks. The piece sketches tension around name use and possible identity disputes in a light, conversational tone. It hints at ongoing discussions about personal identity and phone etiquette.
Fragmentary text suggests a local item about sleep disturbances in infants and a referenced term Axtater. Readable details are too sparse to identify people places or concrete events.
A Danish newspaper published a photo of Australian Prime Minister Lyons with his wife and 11 children. The caption praised Australia to colonize and credited Lyons with significant work in promoting colonization trong the English policy context.
Quote from U S Senator Elbert D Thomas praising Britain for safeguarding minority voices and ensuring respect for the less influential, emphasizing protection of minority rights as a cornerstone of a great nation.
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