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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1940
Page
3
A man on trial was questioned by scientists when one doctor sprang up asking about the length of a centipede. The captive replied with dry wit. A cartoonish exchange follows about cowboys visiting Crimson Gulch and their bashful eloquence compared to movie theater cowboys.
A lively refrain on finding purpose in bridge as a captivating pastime. The speaker hints at personal joy and the allure of the game, suggesting its role in daily life and fulfillment.
A humor column sketches a domestic scene with a self styled dictator arguing with a wife over uniforms and eggs, then shifts to quick gags about a dog loving woman avoiding calls, a warned European war sensation, and Broadway nostalgia. It includes jests about the Vichy regime and playful notes on stage revivals and fashion imagery.
Ruth Wyeth Spears outlines how to create custom hook rag rug designs on burlap. She describes drawing flowers as a circle with a spiral, morning globes from two ovals and a triangle, and leaf patterns from real plant shapes, plus center medallion ideas.
An advertising note urges preventing constipation by regular eating of Kellogg's All-Bran cereal. It emphasizes bulk in the diet, hydration, and seeing a physician for chronic issues, linking the product to relief and prevention.
A proverb-like note states that a man who walks over his estate finds a coin each time, implying luck or hidden value in familiar land and suggesting a habit of mindful exploration for small gains.
A historical note explains a time with no set prices where merchants charged what the traffic would bear. Advertising helped consumers by pushing toward established prices we pay today.
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