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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1937
Page
2
Practical household notes on towel holders cleaning methods and storage tips. Includes advice on clog-free lids removing tight lids from cans and preserving boards from warping. Also recipes for doughnuts beef marrow tea biscuit fillings tomato marmalade and methods to store stale bread crumbs.
Premier Camille Chautemps warns that France will defend vital interests with force if needed while urging pacific action over Spain. Mussolini claims 40,000 Italian volunteers in Spain. Germany and Italy reach arrangements benefiting arms and food in exchange for expanded influence. Shanghai battle raises international tension as Japanese, British, and American interests face danger. Chinese and Mongol actions in Suiyuan signal shifting power.
Generalissimo Franco completed conquest of Gijon and loyalist northwest Spain and moved forces east toward the Aragon front where officers forecast the decisive offensive of the war. Loyalist Madrid to Valencia regime vowed to block the insurgents along a 300 mile line from the French frontier to Teruel. Ecuador coup ousted Provisional President Paez as Alberto Enríquez took power as supreme chief with army officers and a national purge planned. People accepted the change quietly. Japanese drive checked after days of intensified fighting around Shanghai, with Tokyo admitting a stalled advance of over 100 Gia men using tanks and planes.
President Roosevelt returning to Hyde Park urged swift passage of farm legislation in extraordinary sessions. He sent letters to Senate and House chairs stressing budget limits, storage provisions, surplus control, and market protection. He warned against new taxes, while noting a possible $1 billion first year cost and stressing fiscal restraint.
President Roosevelt lauded the federal reserve system as vital to economic stability and security. He said only a perfected credit and monetary system can prevent depressions and booms, stressing coordination with government instruments to use human and material resources productively. Morgenthau noted stock market recovery before the speech, aided by bargain hunting and renewed investor confidence. Senator Carter Glass, architect of the system, was among the cheering platform attendees.
John Roosevelt, youngest son of the President, to marry Anne Lindsay Clark in Nahant Massachusetts next June after his Harvard graduation. Mrs Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt, former wife of Elliott Roosevelt, and Curtin Winsor of Ardmore Pennsylvania wed in Philadelphia. Mrs Winsor and Elliott Roosevelt divorced in July 1933.
A. M. Landon spoke to 17 million Americans in a radio address urging the Republican Party to check President Roosevelt. He attacked New Deal policies as overreaching and urged a new yardstick to measure officials, warning against war and calling for practical governance and cross party counsel.
Jean Batten aged twenty six from New Zealand established a new record for the Australia to England air route. She flew 8,615 miles from Port Darwin to Croydon airport in 5 days 18 hours 16 minutes, shaving over 14 hours from the previous mark.
George Horace Lorimer retired editor of the Saturday Evening Post died at his Wyncote Penn home from pneumonia. Honorary pallbearers at the funeral included former President Herbert Hoover and other public figures. Lorimer became editor in chief in 1829 and built the Post into a leading weekly. Felix M Warburg of New York, financier and philanthropist, died at age 67. senior partner of Kuhn Loeb & Co.
The article promotes Pattern 1401 for sizes 36 to 52 with an ultra smart dress featuring an inverted skirt pleat and simple assembly, plus a youth frock for ages and a two piece orchid style. Details include fabric needs, pattern numbers 1366 and 1396, and purchase from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago. It also advertises Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book at 15 cents.
A classroom dialogue mixes humor and advice on decision making and identity. A man named McDonald asks to change his name to Laurie Maurice Stevenson, citing his wife’s wish for matching initials, while a writer notes old advice about facing trouble directly.
Trim and dice kidney and vegetables. Simmer kidney and vegetables ten minutes in salted boiling water. Drain, reserve cup liquid to thin tomato soup. In a dish with meat and vegetables add pepper salt then pour tomato soup and liquid. Cover with pie crust and bake.
An old Creomulsion advertisement urges readers to try the remedy for coughs chest congestion and bronchial irritation. It claims Creomulsion acts directly on inflamed membranes to loosen phlegm and restore health with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied from the first bottle.
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