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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1929
Page
2
A three year old girl recalls memories from infancy and early childhood. She contrasts being called a baby with her sense of grown up awareness noting moments with her parents a Newfoundland dog and hotel life. The piece reflects memory and family dynamics through a child’s perspective.
A reader reflects on watching a nail salon and various factories from soap to razor blade plants, noting how machines automate tasks yet humans still perform unnecessary motions. The piece playfully critiques spending for attention and suggests trimming excess effort with simple tools.
Essay explores guilt and regret as universal emotions touching moral questions and everyday mistakes. Notes regret spans not only conscience but loss and missed chances with aging mellowing views and appreciation for parents before they pass. Abridged excerpt from a McClure Syndicate feature with playful quips about a porcupine leapfrog image.
The piece argues that laws win respect only with public support and that international peace rests on understanding and public demand for harmony. It cites Ramsay MacDonald’s address on enforcing peace pacts and urges ambassadors of peace to reinforce the "Will of America" for global tranquility.
A sermon outlines Jonah 1 3 321 8 and 4 6 21 with themes of God's love for all nations and true patriotism. It links Israel's role as channel of mercy to all peoples and urges repentance and mission to Nineveh and beyond.
A man loses his home and mill to flood waters and stands amid the wreckage. The receding flood reveals gold shining from the riverbank, turning disaster into wealth. The story frames the flood as a test that uncovers the love of God rather than material loss.
An Atwater Kent advertisement promotes the Screen-Grid Set Electro-Dynamic radios for farm homes, available in compact table models or cabinet styles. Units operate on batteries or house current, with prices from $88 to $100 and a $34 Electro-Dynamic table model speaker, from A. Atwater Kent, President, Philadelphia. Also notes on camouflaged mice traps in Europe and New York dirt quips and light humor items.
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