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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1938

Page

8

Most Law Abiding People Says Quiz Answers

The quiz asserts Finnlanders are most law abiding with no police system needed. It lists Colorado as the highest state by average altitude, Denver at one mile above sea level, IHS stands for Jesus Hominum Salvator, a township covers 36 square miles, and defines St Elmo's fire as a flame like glow from pointed elevated objects during storms.

Union St. Elmo’s Colorado Denver Jesus Hominum Salvator Jesus the Savior of Men Jesus

Look Young By Striving For Posture

Patricia Lindsay explains how posture affects appearance and longevity. She notes that self-improvement courses teach correct stance, walking, and sitting, with rules like walking tall from the midriff, tucking in the buttocks, and sitting fully in the chair.

Patricia Lindsay Bell Syndicate

Exercises From Miss Dorothy Nye Salons

Authority presents two corrective routines to firm abdominal muscles and improve hip flexibility for an erect agile carriage. First set: lie on back with knee to chest and hold knee, then swing leg over head to sit up, repeat on both sides twelve times. Second set: kneel with head back, stretch, bend forward to sit on heels, relax, then round back pull in abdomen and rise. Progress to fifteen reps daily for a month.

Dorothy Nye

Hint of the Day on teaching children personal grooming

The article notes that when a child has his own grooming aids he takes pride in using them. Teaching how and why to use items like hairbrush and toothpaste helps mothers gain cooperation. Even during obstinate phases, children often comply after ego needs are met and routines are established.

Remembering the Sabbath and the Lord's Day Faith

A sermon excerpt on Exodus twenty eight to eleven and Luke thirteen argues for a weekly day of rest for all, pastors, workers, families, and visitors, and details Jesus healing on the Sabbath, worship in God’s house, and serving others while defending humane needs over strict law.

House of God Jesus Paul God Christ

Wise Man and Blockhead Parable Quoted by Sadi Persian

The Persian sage Sadi contrasts the wise man with the blockhead, noting the quiet chest of virtue in the thoughtful man and the noisy drum of the warrior in the rash. The aphorism emphasizes inner worth over loud display.

Sadi

What to Eat and Why by Goudiss 1938 food and vision

The article explains the link between diet and eye health, detailing how vitamin A and carotene affect night vision through the visual purple in the retina. It cites tests showing vitamin A deficiency causes night blindness and mentions xerophthalmia, cataracts, and prenatal effects, urging vitamin rich foods.

Fishermen Memorial Day Joyous Gloucester Ceremony

Each August Gloucester holds a memorial service for fishermen lost at sea. Relatives lay flowers in the harbor as names of the drowned are read and the gathering recites a shared tribute. The event honors sailors who found a final resting place in the waters surrounding every shore.

Gloucester Mass

Bits of Wit and Whimsy For Curious Minds

A playful column sketches a cautious man near a gunpowder factory and a smoker. A tourist exalts a grand view while a couple jokes about meals. A advice quip on helping one’s wife appears, ending with a humorous nod to a money loan and timing.

A Crying Need Tommy on the Pier

A child asks his mother about a lighthouse. The mother explains it keeps ships from the rocks and jokes about getting one for dad, highlighting a seaside scene with a playful, tender exchange.

Tommy

Doubtful Bride Household Skills Questioned

A lighthearted exchange questions Jack's bride as a good housekeeper. The speaker recalls calling this morning and finding her attempting to open an egg with a tin-opener, highlighting domestic mishap humor.

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