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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1938

Page

6

River of Skulls Pursuit For Heather And Gold

Alan Cameron and Noel LeLoup vow to track down McQueen after Heather’s kidnap and the death of Napayo and John McCord. They cache supplies, ride Ungava dogs north on the Koksoak, following a trail that traces McQueen toward a headwater cache with the stolen gold.

Noel Napayo McQueen Heather Alan John McCord John Mr. McQueen Fort George Alan Cameron Alan _ rose McCord Naskapi Koksoak Noei Barren Cameron River of Skulls Boyette Riviere Montagnais Noel Leloup Blood Brothers Rough

Temperament and Magnetism Keynote to Stage Success

Expert Daniel Frohman explains temperament as distinct from intelligence and crucial for success on stage. He likens temperament to electricity and notes it manifests as personal magnetism that persuades audiences, with leaders often possessing this gifted charm regardless of social standing or education.

Daniel Frohman Rachel

Dolls of the Ancients Across Cultures

A compact look at how dolls varied by region and era. The piece notes South American dolls as bone figures wrapped in blankets or clothed as boys and girls in petticoats. Ancient Greek dolls used wax, Egypt used clay bead hair, and Cortes observed Aztec children with elaborate dolls in Mexico.

South America Asia Minor Egypt Cortes Mexico Saya Washington Montezuma

What to Eat and Why by C Houston Goudiss

A historical discussion of fruits and vegetables as essential sources of minerals and vitamins. It highlights iron and calcium from leafy greens and fruits, vitamin A from green leaves and vegetables, and notes the advantages of canned produce over home cooking for flavor and nutrient preservation.

Sources of Vitamin C in Fruits and Vegetables

Vitamin C is vital for teeth and gums and muscle fiber health and is mainly sourced from fruits and vegetables. Key sources include citrus, raw and canned tomatoes, tomato juice, strawberries, raw carrots, onions, and yellow turnips. Heat and oxygen destroy much of this vitamin, reducing amounts in home cooking, while commercial canning retains vitamins and minerals.

What About Canned Foods

Readers question the vitamin content safety and shelf life of canned foods. The article defends canned foods, noting their harvest, preparation, and packing preserve minerals and vitamins. It lists 46 vegetables 33 fruits 10 juices plus soups and fish, highlighting healthful options.

The Case for Canned Salmon and Other Canned Foods

An expert touts canned salmon as cheap and nutritious for children over six. Canneries near waters reduce travel time, preserving flavor and nutrients through rapid harvesting, processing, sealing, and high heat to kill bacteria. Physicians support canning fruits and vegetables for infants and young children.

America

Fallacies Disproved About Canned Foods Longevity

Canned foods keep indefinitely if cans do not leak and need not be removed after opening though appearance may tempt. A hissing opening means vacuum rather than spoilage, so canned fruits and vegetables can be as good as fresh and often superior in nutrition. Home cooks should use them liberally for minerals and vitamins.

Coffee and tea comfort for older readers

A note from WNU C Houston Goudiss explains that there is no reason a healthy person cannot drink coffee after middle age. He argues many people find both coffee and tea comforting in later years and sees no general restriction unless a physician forbids it.

Wnu—C Houston Goudiss

Statement on Cigars Shared with Boss Mentioned

In a brief exchange the speaker asks if they share the same cigars as their boss. The reply indicates the boss smokes the first half, implying a concession or shared habit within workplace relationships.

Practicing Mr Homemade and the Bankruptcy Referral

A string of comic exchanges about marriage bankruptcy and a speed limit joke features a mother-in-law, a mother and child. The skit satirizes family roles and fear of bedtimes with playful misunderstandings.

Mr. Homemade

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