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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1945

Page

6

When Time Heals the Wounds of War Hero

Kathleen Norris urges patience as a mother helps a severely injured son readjust after war. A Tucson family shares how time and small acts of care, like cooking, dolls carved from soap, and tending chickens, rekindle hope, easing despair and rebuilding life. The tale follows Rafe and Rolly Espinosa, one crippled by war and the other awaiting return, and ends with a message of faith and gradual recovery.

Rafe Maria Rolly Scotty Brig

The Road Back From War for Veterans and Families

A young veteran, scarred by months of danger, faces a hard readjustment to civilian life while his family and community aid his recovery. The piece by Miss Norris portrays how wounds, mental strains, and loss shape a difficult reentry, with simple routines like woodcarving and chores offering therapy.

Sharpening Kitchen Knives The Right Method

Many kitchen blades dull from poor storage misuse and lack of sharpening. To sharpen a wartime knife place a sharpening stone on a flat surface apply oil then hold the knife and shave the stone toward and away from you keeping the blade horizontal to the surface.

Surplus Property program aids veterans in business ventures

The Surplus Property program via the Smaller War Plants Corp helps honorably discharged veterans start or expand businesses with purchases up to 2500 dollars, and eligible surplus items for capital up to 50000 dollars owned by veterans or joint veteran ventures, with prices not exceeding original government cost. A Troy plumbing contractor example shows application steps from district offices through to SWPC purchases and terms. The column also answers veteran questions on disability ratings, agricultural loan prices, navy chaplains medals, only son overseas duty, death gratuities, and GI Bill interest limits.

Surplus Property Board War Plants Corporation SWPC SWPO OPA Troy N. Y Albany SWEC Veterans Administration Navy Merritt F. Williams Wasp Salomons Islands Joseph T. O'Callahan Franklin U. S War Department

Concentration and reflexes shape winning sports minds

The piece argues that reflexes and instinct drive quick, decisive action in sports, illustrated by Mel Hein, Eddie Arcaro, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, and Jack Dempsey. It contrasts aging effects, the rare discipline of concentration, and quotes Bobby Jones and Tunney on mental focus, practice, and the cost of sustained attention.

Mel Big Mel Eddie Arcaro Gid Ted Atkinson Ty Cobb Babe Ruth Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Dempsey Toledo Tunney Bobby Jones Jones Gene Sarazen Gene Chicago Mind Central Walter Hagen Mel Hein Hamberg Navy Blanchard Davis Army Notre Dame Knute Rockne Jack Johnson

Queen for a Day Star Mary Pickford Gets Tea Invite

Western Newspaper Union reports Mary Pickford chosen by a Mutual network Queen for a Day contestant to have tea. Mary shares the idea with Merlyn LeRoy’s mother, who calls her son spurring plans for a 24 hour Cinderella techicolor project.

Mary Pickford Mutual Mary Mervyn LeRoy Peter Cookson Warren William Anne Gwynne

What is the feminine of bachelor

A short classroom exchange features a teacher asking the class for the feminine form of bachelor and a boy blurts out a playful answer. The snippet includes a mix of dialogue about wings, a money inquiry at a bank, a pun on a teller’s role, a mule joke, and a nimble nursery rhyme remark about servicemen.

Mandel and villagers share Handel joke

A famous musician staying in a village encounters rustics from choir practice. He asks what music they rehearsed. They answer Handel, and one villager quips that Handel is not difficult because they all tell him. The anecdote plays on a pun about the composer and voices in the choir.

Mandel Handel

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