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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
6
A fragmentary, humorous dialogue references an explorer who rides a taxi to court and pays the fare, and a patient asking how to slim with a doctor’s advice to shake the head at every second helping. The tone imitates a late old newspaper snippet with whimsical wordplay.
A garbled line references seeking and blundering with phrases about Goethe and a tense dealing context. The readable text gives no clear event, date, or proper names beyond the quoted words. Further context is needed to extract a factual item.
News dispatch describes Mussolini and Hitler touring German sites in Mecklenburg and Berlin as black-clad crowds cheer. It cites aims to gain world recognition of Fascism and Nazism, plus demonstrations of modern weapons and munitions plants. The piece also notes Soviet warnings to Japan, Palestine tensions, and Roosevelt pausing plans for a November special session.
Boston merchant and social economist Filene, renowned as the apostle of mass production and distribution, died of pneumonia at an American hospital in Paris at seventy seven. In related notes, Grenville T. Emmet, former Roosevelt law partner and minister to the Netherlands, died ten days after taking charge of the American legation in Vienna, aged sixty.
Secretary Wallace warned against parity prices for export crops, saying no money could be drawn from the Treasury to sustain such aid for ten years. He favored soil conservation payments and cooperative crop adjustment, while noting consumer resistance and the need for national production control. Douglas was elected SEC chair, Eden hurried to Geneva amid Mediterranean tensions, and the polio foundation plan was announced.
The text lists ten Q A items: earths polar flattening, gentle art meaning letter writing, Attila the Hun as scourge, US tolls through Panama, repeating decimals, US ambassador to Norway, seven classical follies of science, converting Celsius to Fahrenheit, US army execution methods, and college definition per standards.
The text presents a collage of phrases on equality, judgment, and wartime talk. It references that the idea all men are created equal implies equal chances, notes jail sentencing, and includes maxims about private reproach and public commendation. It ends with a thought on war's future.
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