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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
7
Republican county committee members discuss Assemblyman Steinberg's bill delaying marriage until 36 hours after license. Miss Mary Wood opposes, saying it gives a man too much chance to change his mind. The notes reflect newspaper commentary and political opinions.
The piece notes balance in a brass band as players adjust roles. It compares piccolo and bass drum difficulty, highlighting the challenge of carrying the drum despite easier playing.
A philosopher remarks that failure can mark the start of success and that losing one’s finish may spark new effort. The quote frames setback as a prelude to progress and growth.
A survey of blouse shops shows a riot of styles divided into costume tailored and sport blouses. Crepe de chine and georgette fabrics lead, with cape effects, long bloused coats on Russian lines, beading and fringes adding richness, and capes paired with dresses for summer versatility.
A writer recalls a night when after an air gun incident a chicken was to be disposed of after dark by a neighbor. They search with a lantern and flashlight but the missing bird reappears in the neighbor's arms and returns home. The episode ends with embarrassment and retreat to bed.
The account recalls John Brown praising his wife as plain yet industrious and economical. Dianthe Lusk, a strong minded partner, married Brown at nineteen and died in 1832 after twelve years of marriage and seven children. Her influence reportedly shaped his obstinate nature.
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