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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
6
Kathleen Norris quotes Jean Morgan of Hartford about a couple who adopted a baby boy named Tony to be a brother for Cyrus. Tony’s charm draws attention and risks stifling Cyrus. The parents plan boarding school separation and a long period apart to protect Cyrus while Tony thrives.
A generous act creates conflict as a mother, after adopting a sickly baby to be a companion for her older son Cyrus, finds the younger Tony charms him away. With the father soon overseas, she contemplates boarding schools for both boys, a plan challenged by Miss Norris as misguided.
The Dionne quintuplets near ten years old remain a tightly knit unit living with their family in Canada. Marie leads among five, with Cecile Emilie Yvonne and Annette shaping dynamics as the others imitate, imitate visitors, and pursue a shared ambition to see New York. The parents shield them from crowds while doctors note strong teeth and healthy frames from routine care and cod liver oil.
Three women now serve on the Canadian National Railways Halifax Nova Scotia to Sydney route dining car crew supervised by a male steward. One works as buffet-cool, another as pantry girl, and a third as waitress. Men were previously the entire dining car staff. The waitress wears a roan edged uniform with matching apron.
Crisp charming outfit described by Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1984 for sizes 11 through 18 features a neatly flared jacket over a full-gored skirt suitable for flowered crepes to cottons. Another pattern No. 1944 lists sizes up to 52 with yardage guidance for 36 inch material.
The deepest submarine escape by air breathing men stands at 210 feet, set by two crew members of the British P-32 sunk in the Mediterranean on September 17, 1941. Their bodies endured pressures of 133 tong at the deepest point, nearly seven times surface pressure.
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