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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1939
Page
4
A humorous dialogue exchanges between Mrs Berzan Miss Petzing and Little Jackie about desire and secrecy. A business man attempts to call his wife while an operator quizzes him. A diner misidentifies a wood pigeon and asks for a saw. Tid Bits Magazine.
A colitis patient may suffer from emotional stress and irregular bowel habits. Physicians recommend soft foods, daily or alternate enemas, and stress relief to prevent excessive worry. Mayo Clinic expert Walter Alvarez notes some people have two or three bowel movements daily while others only weekly. He urges treating the patient, not the bowel, and informs that colitis may persist without danger if managed. A quieting medicine before social events can reduce bloating and urge to stool.
A discussion on how tight pointed shoes cause bunions, corns, and deformities, with praise for sensible straight-toe designs. Vanity in fashion prompts curvier tops, but comfort remains key for nerve well being. Wear larger shoes if needed to improve mood and productivity, noting mothers and workers benefit from proper fit. Farm life notes housewives averaging about 78 hours weekly.
Ruth Wyeth Spears outlines diy curtains from leftover sheet material dyed cream with wide gingham stripes and bias trim. She suggests aligning colors with rug, wallpaper, or artwork, and offers 32 homemaking ideas in a new booklet available postpaid for 10 cents with name and address to Mrs Spears in Chicago.
A late hour tale of Uncle Lige and a clock so tall it barely fit the house. The proud man kept vigil by its ticking, and one night it struck in the darkness. He woke, counted one hundred and two, and cried to his wife Cynthy to rise and note how late it was.
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