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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
6
Enriched flour adds vitamins B1 iron and nicotinic acid to ordinary bread, making it a healthful staple. The article shows playful uses for bread, including buttercup pastries, croustaches, checkerboard and ribbon sandwiches, and a sandwich loaf with varied fillings, all designed to brighten outdoor meals and entertaining.
Inspector Will Hatch and Detective Jed O'Brien confront a tense stakeout in a dimthirty room where Volkoff feigns identity. Hatch notices a cat’s behavior signals Volkoff’s real guilt and orders the arrest. The clash ends with Hatch reflecting that murder is serious business.
Lynn offers ten checks for menus to meet nutritive needs and appeal. Avoid repeating foods, limit strongly flavored dishes, vary main and dessert choices, mix textures, balance flavors, include hot and cold items, pair colors well, vary size and shape, repurpose leftovers, and rotate combinations.
Discovery at Montana State College by Dr. W E Iverson and Dr. H C Kelly uses an H 4 ultraviolet lamp to identify ring rot in potatoes. The method speeds testing from about 200 tubers per day to nearly a ton, aiding seed producers across several states while stressing sanitation to prevent spread.
Rice is an ancient food found in Chinese records from 2800 B C. It is native to India, which grows about 60 billion pounds annually, while China is the largest consumer with no data on annual production. In the United States cultivation began in the Carolinas around 700, now yielding about 50 million bushels yearly, with Louisiana California Arkansas and Texas as major centers. Wild rice in North America feeds wild ducks.
A nationwide poll by Detroit columnist Frank Colby produced a list of the ten most beautiful English words: Mother memory cellophane bellboy melancholy belladonna flamingo wilderness tambourine lavender. Entries came from all states with equal male and female participation. some lawbreaking terms appeared such as tintinabulation viviseculture necrophagous onomatopoeia. One admirer offered his sweetheart’s name as the sole truly beautiful word.
New Yorkers discuss Willkie’s 400 percent tilt after a Collier’s piece, Haile Selassie’s daughter visa troubles, Adolf Hitler’s nephew drafted then plans Canada, a Sateve post debacle over McKelway’s South American work, Shep Fields on isolationists, FDR’s anti Axis ideas, talks of Italian exile government in New York, and London naval conference talks on joint anti Axis command.
Raymond Les He Buell warns FDR risks becoming the American Chamberlain. Cosmo features “Beauty Is My Career” with six escort types. SEP editorial urges enduring sacrifice during war. SEP cartoon satirizes isolation and sand. Reader’s Digest highlights Hitler Ersatz Religion. AP honors women advancing in aviation. Lindbergh opposed to British aid noted. Pulitzer for smoke nuisance mocked. Kirby wins editorial cartoon praise. Daladier’s “France Speaking” cited for fall of France. Various quotes on era, tyranny, and war weariness conclude with rights of the inactive man.
A stout woman loses up to 24 pounds in three months by limiting daily calories to about 1200 and feels younger. She keeps eating as much as ever while slimming. A 32 page booklet offers 42 low calorie menus and an enlarged calorie chart with tips to gain.
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