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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1938

Page

6

Movie Scenes Labeled by Location Start with Beneath Western Skies

Harry Sherman the producer of Hopalong Cassidy announces that starting with Beneath Western Skies each film will include the location where it was filmed. The idea aims to reveal shooting sites, though it may not catch on widely as accuracy could expose familiar coastlines. The article notes Three Comrades as a Metro potential hit with Robert Taylor Margaret Sullivan Franchot Tone and Robert Young in leading roles.

Harry Sherman Hopalong Cassidy” Pictures France California Sea Metro Robert Taylor Margaret Sullivan Franchot Tone Robert Young

Screen stars and radio voices in a 1930s scene

Wayne Morris struggles with cinema kissing scenes and wardrobe mishaps as directors demand precise holds and collars. Peg La Centra shines as a versatile radio actress with dialect mimicry. Jerry Belcher interviews diverse towns while missing locals from his Texas area. Bing Crosby’s wife visits New York for shopping. She buys clothes and toys for the Crosby boys.

Peg la Centra Bing Crosby New York Crosby Boys

Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Stars and Projects

A column notes Gloria Blondell learning to sail with Dick Powell teaching. Edward Arnold loses four pounds in hot weather, Lionel Barrymore gains five, James Stewart collects harmonicas, Joan Bennett collects salt and pepper shakers. Universal budgets Cinderella at one million dollars. John Payne rising at Warner Brothers for Garden of the Moon. Reader asks for radio ideas for children. Joe Ernner escapes injury from a wooden box during a broadcast as a wrestling stunt goes awry. Western Newspaper Union.

Gloria Blondell Dick Powell Edward Arnold Lionel Barrymore James Stewart Joan Bennett Universal Deanna Durbin John Payne Warner Brothers Comany Joe Enner Western Newspaper Union

The Pit and the Pendulum Scene of Fear and Darkness

Edgar Allan Poe sets a prisoner in a terrifying dungeon where he awakens in unfamiliar robes. He explores a 50 yard circuit of his cell, notes a pit, recalls Inquisition lore, and experiences a creeping sense of space and peril as light returns.

Elizabeth James Edgar Allen Poe Toledo

How Daniel Pleased God Ten Times Strong

Lesson for May 29 discusses Daniel refusing unclean foods and wine, proving faith and discipline lead to strength. It links 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 to temperance, citing alcohol’s harm to endurance, precision, and moral life, urging self control for spiritual and earthly rewards. It cites Daniel’s bold tact, ten day diet test, and eventual honor in Babylon.

Daniel Church Babylon Emerson Edward Rosenow Temperance Paul Stagg

Iron and Copper

C HOUSTON GOUDISS explains iron as essential to blood, noting red cells with hemoglobin colored by iron carry oxygen and remove carbon dioxide. Iron deficiency reduces hemoglobin, causing breathlessness rapid heartbeat and fatigue, often from long term iron poor diet.

Turbulent life of Poe and enduring literary fame

The life of Edgar Allan Poe is portrayed as more turbulent than his fiction. Biographers note his lonely, passionate nature and divide between early fame and later scandal. Poe, born 1809 and died 1849, left acclaimed criticism and unmatched short stories and poems, despite early university and military troubles and disinheritance.

Poe University of Virginia West Point Europe America

Daily iron needs and diet advice

It is believed about 10 percent of total adult hemoglobin is destroyed daily. Daily iron intake should include iron-rich foods. Researchers estimate 12 to 15 milligrams per day meets bodily requirements and provides a reasonable reserve.

Iron deficiency anemia in youth slows energy and immunity

Iron starvation in young people often goes unnoticed by parents. Tiredness, low pep, cold extremities, and a worrying mood signal anemia risk. A poor blood quality weakens disease defenses and complicates recovery from illness, underscoring the need for proper iron intake.

Iron Needs for Women and Infants Highlight Diet

Women require more iron relative to body weight to offset menstrual losses and support pregnancy. Expectant mothers need iron for themselves and the fetus, creating a baby iron reserve for lactation. Baby iron content is higher than adult, guiding early iron rich foods like egg yolk to prevent anemia and boost growth.

Two Forms of Anemia in Medical Overview

The article explains that anemia stems from blood loss, poor blood formation, or increased destruction. It distinguishes primary pernicious anemia from secondary nutritional anemia, noting that infections can deplete iron reserves and that long illnesses may lead to anemia.

Iron Intake in Childhood Raises Girls Health Needs

The article notes that maintaining a high iron intake during childhood supports better health, with a special emphasis on girls from early adolescence. It warns that a surplus above daily requirements may be beneficial and highlights the distinctive iron needs for girls as they enter puberty.

Faculty of Reason Defines Truth and Moral Distinctions

A concise reflection on reason as the mind’s power to distinguish truth from falsehood and good from evil and to deduce inferences from facts or propositions attributed to Locke.

Locke

Sharing Our Joy And Griefs With Friends

A reflective line from Bacon on how sharing joys deepens happiness and sharing grief eases sorrow between friends. The aphorism suggests openness strengthens bonds and cushions emotional weight.

Bacon

Iron rich foods for daily needs in home meals

The article explains how homemakers can meet the daily iron requirements to prevent anemia. It lists eggs, liver, molasses, dried beans and peas, whole grain cereals, lean meat, and green leafy vegetables as rich sources, noting milk has absorbed iron, parsley’s high iron value, and potatoes offer moderate iron but are widely consumed.

Copper and Iron Diet Balance for Blood Health

In 1938 guidance notes copper is required with iron to build blood pigment. Liver nuts dried beans and peas supply copper. whole grains dried fruits and poultry offer smaller amounts. A homemaker’s list of iron and copper rich foods and sample menus are promised to aid blood-building meals.

Eaders C. Houston Goudiss East 39Th Street New York City WNU

Peacock for the Bedspread cross stitch pattern

A vintage sewing pattern description promotes pattern 5974 a cross stitched peacock motif for bedspreads. It includes transfer patterns two motifs color chart key stitch illustrations and material needs. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.

Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

Aisle of Woman's Dreams A Convenient Shopping Promise

This piece promotionalizes newspaper advertisements as a single aisle of the store bringing daily needs into review. It argues ads save time and money by letting readers shop from home and keep up with bargains, covering household goods clothing gifts and more.

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