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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1940
Page
3
A playful exchange centers on a waiter asking about a button in the soup and a plain mutton broth on the menu. A debt dispute follows over oats, with threats to seize a horse and promises to settle the balance once possible, featuring Mr. Guppy and Mose.
A quip about life lessons and distance to school highlights a humorous exchange where a father asks why he did not learn from school, and the son replies that Tommy lives much nearer the school than he does.
A fragmentary dialogue describes appreciation for an old family cook who has served the household for many years. The exchange emphasizes the cook’s long tenure and the dinner’s quality.
The study contrasts the old national covenant with Moses against the coming personal and universal new covenant. It notes Israel as the chosen nation, conditional blessings, and Israel’s breach, then presents the new covenant written on hearts, universal knowledge of God, and reliance on God's I will. It ties prophecy to the Church and biblical promises in Hebrews.
A quotation from Robert Burton notes hares once planned self destruction in misery but found courage when they witnessed frogs more fearful than themselves. The passage urges comparing one’s own estate with others.
A compact moral urging to reveal good deeds modestly. The quote credits Ven Amburgh and emphasizes that performing kindnesses for others brings personal satisfaction when others learn of them, advocating discreet virtue over boastful recognition.
The line reflects a philosophy that deeper internal living prompts a simpler external life. It emphasizes inward growth shaping outward choices and daily conduct.
A photographer finds viewers prefer the swapped print over the normal one when shown two portraits. The left and right swapped image is judged the better likeness because people are accustomed to seeing themselves in mirrors and misperceive their true appearance.
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