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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1939
Page
3
Cheerful news recounts the judges failing to read the signature of the new Dundee art college architect. The piece parodies a medical man's prescription used as a railway pass, dance invitation, wedding invitation, and a salary directive, with echoes of a party and a playful dialogue about a pretty shopgirl.
Aged Poland President Ignaz Moscicki embraces science and the dream of humane progress as he adapts to exile and contemplates a future monastic role for laboratories. Panama’s R Juan Demostenes Arosemena, wary of totalitarianism, advocates unity in the Americas and defense of the Canal Zone amid shifts in policy and regional diplomacy.
The piece notes astonishment at Niemoeller's appeals for freedom and recalls his wartime past as a submarine commander turned pastor in Berlin. It argues his later opposition to Nazi control may be rooted in an earlier alliance with Hitler and the brown shirts, contrasting martyrdom claims with his prior support of oppression.
Household questions include a trick for shiny windows using a starch solution, spinach kept green by adding a pinch of soda to its boiling water, tightening curtain springs with pincers, cleaning a light felt hat with brush and French chalk, turning rugs every six months, and wrapping silver and gold embroidered scarves in black paper to prevent tarnish. Also mentions Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a long time tonic and a quotation on self faith.
An old fashioned ad touts Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a dual action relief for stomach distress and constipation. It claims pepsin dissolves undigested protein lumps in the stomach while the laxative stimulates bowels. The copy highlights tastiness for children and urges purchase at the local pharmacist.
A pithy remark attributed to Livy condemns the worst shame as being ashamed of one’s frugality or poverty. The line emphasizes dignity in thrift and hardship rather than pride in wealth or extravagance.
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