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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1947
Page
6
Promotional ad for cross stitch and uke applique patterns. It promotes a bulky transfer pattern 6 months aging, features charts and photos, and directs readers to send 20 cents and mail to Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. Chicago with address and order details.
An 1937 inspection of 17 life sized figures inside the Church of the Madonna delle Grazie near Mantua revealed they wore superb medieval armor rather than papier mache. Custodians had long believed them to be papier mache reliquaries.
A lemon and water routine is promoted as a natural bowel stimulant. Morning intake of fresh Sunkist lemon juice in water is said to ease elimination, boost vitamin C intake, combat fatigue, aid digestion, and provide a refreshing wake-up tang.
In early 1947 about 124 organizations spent nearly a million dollars lobbying the 60th Congress on various issues. The Committee for Constitutional Government led with $137,910 to counter communism, tax cuts, and curbing labor power, while Rural Electric Cooperative and private power groups also funded lobbying. Real estate and building interests backed the Walcott bill to ease controls, amid broader labor reform battles and political maneuvering around President Truman’s stance and potential coal strikes.
A crowded midseason slate unfolds in golf baseball and racing with a high stakes All-American Open in golf, an all-star game stirring NL sentiment, and a Zale Graziano boxing bout billed as a dramatic middleweight showdown. Also notes Alabama coach Thomas and football strength in the South, plus Dixie Walker’s long major league wandering career.
A Weekly Newspaper Service booklet teaches touch typing with charts exercises and speed drills. It notes simple learning steps and offers a contact address at 243 W. 170th Street, New York, for more information.
A collection of practical advice on cleaning and maintaining fixtures with oil or glycerine, using a hacksaw, choosing framing woods, preventing paint cracking, drying surfaces before painting, dusting furniture with a damp sponge, handling woolens, drying blankets on a line, and repurposing baking powder lids into bright enamel decorations for a Mexican air.
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