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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
6
Markham and Landis pursue a Louisville trio linked to bank burglaries across Kansas and Colorado. After a wreck and a forged trail, they intercept clues in Colby and Denver, with Canby and the Fleetwing converging westward. The pursuit continues as more details surface.
Owen Landis, young inventor, unveils a quencer then it is stolen from his lab. Wally Markham learns Hotty Lawson holds the combination. Batty hints Herbert Canby, a stranger posing as promoter, drove home a woman who dozed in a car. Markham uncovers Canby's revolvers and burglar kit. Night bank safe is blown in Perthdale. three strangers from Louisville are suspects.
Evening stops in Kaw Marysville for dinner while a Pleetwing ahead is feared. The Innkeeper alerts them the roadster is stolen, likely leaving the trio stranded. They consider Canby and Betty and her father, suspecting pursuit, and decide to wait for word on the crime after offering a reward.
Lesson for October 30 cites Romans 19:1-7 and 1 Corinthians 9710-275 Galatiang 1-10 and 1 Peter 2111-17. It emphasizes believers as citizens and Christians, obedience to rulers, paying taxes, honoring magistrates, self control, living by the Spirit, and conduct as sojourners and citizens with duties to government, church, and brotherhood.
A compact reflection contrasts wan lives with distant God and urges that faith guides the righteous to heaven. The piece uses a fishing metaphor and a playful aside about Poulet and sardines, noting belief and practical ease in devotion.
Jed Hopkins shares a homey tale from Bill Higgins's grain elevator about flour choices. Bill deflects bakers’ skill while noting his wife’s baking knowledge and the public’s demand for Gold Medal Kitchen-tested flour. The piece suggests merchants must read customer preferences to succeed.
A witty caption notes that elephants never forget faces, while an attendant quips that some people make it easy for him to remember.
A reader testimonial praises Kruschen salts for rapid fat loss. Mrs. Carl Wilson of Manton Michigan reports losing 45 pounds and 6 inches off hips and bust after three months, saying dieting failed before using the product. The ad claims a half teaspoon daily in hot water speeds up fat reduction and guarantees money back if not satisfied after the first bottle.
A long advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a reliable remedy for bowel issues in children, claiming millions of bottles sold over fifty years. A Western mother from Oklahoma City testifies her son Neal improved after use, urging buyers to insist on the full brand name and carton wording California.
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