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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
6
A description of cretonia crafts shows a capacious bag that folds into a pretty shopping bag. It highlights a work or shopping bag with a small envelope bound with braid sewn to one side and fastened by snaps for folding and conversion.
A short crafty note describes making a decorative pin tree using corks and florist pins. A green painted cork forms the tree base with a gilded cork on top, joined by a long pin. Pins with colored heads create the tree shape and a ribbon band secures safety pins around the base.
Elegant Nanette fans trace their origins to France with two types a palm leaf plain design and a plaited fiber form. They use paint satin ribbons organdie and millinery flowers to complement gay frocks for joyful parties. One features a green shirred ribbon binding and a ribbon bound handle with organdie roses. Painted or millinery flowers decorate the plaited fan and its ribbon wrapped handle.
Among House Slippers most people look to Santa Clara for slippers and a generous supply of all kinds. The pack features bedroom slippers with ribbons and ribbon flowers, two baby bibs in pink and white Turkish jeweling and honeycomb cotton, and a bound square bit with tape for finishing touches.
Poem urging widespread agricultural abundance to relieve hunger in America. It asks the horn to call corn from farms and spread gifts from yeomen to end hunger, praising Thanksgiving and American generosity across the land. The piece frames abundance as divine justice and national gratitude.
A wartime era tribute recalls a 1783 anonymous hymn praising Washington and victory. The piece urges postwar restraint, gratitude, and aid to the less fortunate, urging Americans to rejoice with heart and voice and focus on mercies and blessings.
Fragmentary verse salutes Thanksgiving with images of celery, cranberry sauce, ovens, white meat, potatoes, and turkey. The rustic rhythm evokes homey kitchen scenes and farm life with seasonal blessings and merry toasts. More lines follow but readability is limited.
The article urges readers to focus on everyday blessings and spend five minutes daily recalling things to be thankful for. It argues gratitude reduces worry and can expand happy periods, especially during Thanksgiving, encouraging a lasting habit without Pollyanna optimism.
Quote notes Thanksgiving Day as a day to be glad of regardless of abundance or lack, and mentions the idea of a panakagiving day with a light, reflective tone.
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