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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1940

Page

8

Missionary voyage aboard Sunset unfolds personal reckonings

On the Sunset bound for Fiji and Marquesas a crew deals with discipline and secrets. McAusland a shy hopeful minister trainee forms a bond with Corkran as John Gale evaluates his companion. Mary Doncaster’s arrival stirs George’s fear and attraction while Neargood embodies steadfast mission resolve.

Captain Keen Fiji Islands Mission Board San Francisco Honolulu Marquesas George McAusland McAusland John Gale Nevada City Harbor Mrs. Gale George Gale Joseph Neargood Oahu Fatuhira Mary Doncaster Gilead Mary Ephraim Doncaster

Ambassador MacMurray Seen As Grim Fact Chaser

John Van A. MacMurray, veteran diplomat and American ambassador to Turkey, is highlighted for his meticulous approach to diplomacy and knowledge of the Far East. The piece notes his career from Siam to China, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and now Turkey, with emphasis on his methodical, research driven style and personal charm. Also featured is Admiral Henry Harwood, praised for defeating the Graf Spee and rising to assistant chief of the naval staff, plus Dr James Ewing recognized for leading cancer control efforts in New York City.

York Ankara John van A. MacMurray Turkey MacMurray State Department Balkans China Mr. MacMurray Far East Geneva Peking Dale Carnegie Schenectady Princeton Columbia Siam Estonia Latvia Lithuania Henry Harwood Graf Spee Montevideo Home Office Arwood Kiplingese Drury Lane Hadmiral Emery Atwood Board of the Admiralty South America Mediterranean Harwood James Ewing New York City

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1228-5 for Lullaby Nightie Set

An easy to sew bedtime ensemble with a high dance frock jacket and short nightie in sheer fabrics. Pattern No 1228-5 covers sizes 14 to 42 with busts 34 to 42 inches and requires minimal fabric. Order Barbara Bell Fashion Book for 100 designs. pattern and book priced at 25 cents.

Barbara Bell

It Must Be Admitted That Clerk Had No Snap of Job

The theatrical agent’s new clerk reports a lady waiting and proclaims she is good looking. The agent questions the clerk’s judgment, who explains he had to be careful to protect his job since she might have been the agent’s wife, and the agent confirms she was.

John Gale McAusland

Answers from an old trivia quiz sheet

The reader’s compilation lists questions and concise answers: lunar cycle length about a month. the largest cave is Mammoth Cave. traffic signals once used yellow for start and green for stop on Fifth Avenue. Rift is a mountainous region in East Africa. chromosphere is a Sun’s gaseous layer. Cy Young holds 511 wins. some Druses refrain from prayer. brae means hillside slope. pigeons drink by suction.

New Moon Fifth Avenue New York City Morocco Cy Young Syria

Answers to quiz: lengthy time and cave fact

The response notes twenty nine days twelve hours forty four point five minutes and identifies Mammoth Cave in Kentucky as the largest cave.

Mammoth Cave Kentucky

31 Presidents and the double term anomaly explained

The article notes the United States has had 31 presidents in practice, while Roosevelt is listed as the 32nd. It explains Grover Cleveland served two non consecutive terms as both 22nd and 24th president, with Benjamin Harrison's term interceding.

Roosevelt United States Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison

Joy the Mainspring of the World’s Timepiece

A poetic excerpt describes Joy as the mainspring behind nature’s ceaseless cycle. It portrays Joy driving life’s movements, coaxing flowers to bloom and suns to rise, guiding spheres in vast space beyond ordinary sight.

Schiller

Power to Do When there's a log to lift, an old man will grunt

An old man grunts at a heavy log and a young man lifts it, illustrating strength and effort across generations in a simple, compact scene.

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Chapter Keen McAus Jland Corkran Pat McArsland Neargood Doncaster AMES Williams THE Strumpet Lemuel F. Parton Consolidated Features WIN Batiste Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Paris P Parris-Duce Corp Dept. A Clarinda Vanamp Aeat Vanamps Texaco Star Theatre Kenny Baker Portland Hoffa AL Goodman ALLER Jimmy Wallington Ean Texaco Smith Brothers Smith Binck Menthold Smith Bros Mark
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