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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1941
Page
4
A women’s lifestyle note presents a ten towel motif set featuring a romantic hen and rooster themed with Cupid, offering a towel for each day of the week plus two pan holder motifs. The NUMO hot transfer design is 8 No. 29160 at 15 cents. Orders are to be sent to the listed address.
A brief health note promotes prevention over cure for constipation. It advocates Kellogg's All-Bran as the bulk-inducing cereal, outlining regular use with ample water and advising medical consultation for chronic issues. All-Bran is produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek.
A Paxton quotation celebrates the power of ideas over force. It asserts thoughts outpace armies and chariots, praising principles as victorious instruments of change. The message emphasizes intellect and moral strength as superior to military might.
George McAusland sails to Fiji Islands to lead a mission and meets Mary Doncaster on a troubled voyage. After danger from hostile natives and a brewing conflict, they hide in the jungle as George is wounded by a gunshot. Mary tends him with the help of Itaui while Jarambo’s people resist. The couple seeks safety as a schooner approaches.
Mary and George react as a ship approaches the lagoon amid plague and danger. The watchers report the schooner’s approach and a new ship clashes with Mr. Aulgar’s vessel, killing men and forcing a grim warning. Mary urges vigilance and urges Jarambo to alert Corkran.
Jarambo reported that Aulgar's schooner was driven into open sea and set ablaze, burned, and sunk. He claimed three white men were aboard the new vessel and one whose skin was unnamed, indicating a mixed crew.
Christmas lesson on Luke 2 8 20 urges keeping Christ at the heart of the holiday. It highlights good tidings to humble workers and calls readers to faith with action. The preacher cites Mary the shepherds and Joseph, urging personal reflection and sharing the gospel this season.
The advertisement highlights pattern No. 8826 for velveteen, chiffon-thin wool, spun rayon or crepe frocks sized 2, 14, 16, 18 and 20. It promotes a draped bodice and concealed fullness to flatter slim figures with suggested yardages and lace, urging readers to share sewing patterns and order by mail.
A holiday promotion offers a one pound Prince Albert tobacco tin with colorful wrappers and a gift card. It highlights Prince Albert as a cooler burning tobacco and calls it the National Joy Smoke, advertised by tobacco dealers for Christmas gifting.
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