07 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
1
The final item in a 10 part series from The American Merit Foundation stresses that good citizenship begins at home. It asserts families cradle virtues like respect for rights and property loyalty health tolerance cooperation self reliance and good breeding shaping a nation.
A column surveys Abby Lewis and Gertrude Berg on NBC shows and notes the home as the keystone of democracy. It cites Otis Widse and a series finale arguing the home as cultural transmission and a measure of national gains in industry, education, and technology.
A mixed set of crossword style clues and partial answers. Entries include Across and Down prompts with numbered hints such as Begone Verbal Glass part of s window and Organ of hearing alongside other scattered terms like River German, Sailor slang, and public notice.
A scrambled puzzle fragment lists entries like The thunder god Gor and clues such as Walt backs and forth and Cushion. It reads as a partial wordplay page with names and numbers.
Sandra Hunter spots a stranger Jerry Leonard mowing her lawn claiming to fix Rufus’s uneven work. He reveals he bribed the gardener to meet Sandra and pursues her, while Sandra misreads his intent and ignores him. The day ends with Sandra’s closer view of Jerry and a tense exchange.
A fall menu features Ragout de Veau and Yankee Fat Roast with pot roast, veal dishes, and a New England inspired Yankee Fat Roast. Recipes include veal gallopini with paprika garlic mustard and mushroom garnish, plus buttered greens and a grapefruit orange lettuce salsa.
A garbled OCR page shows farm and real estate listings, sale notices, and classified ads. It mentions farms for sale, grain stock operations, ranches, school buses, 30 passenger vehicles, and enormous sale events, with scattered location cues in Missouri, Arizona and Illinois. It also references real estate offerings, mobile homes, and auction-style promotions.
The page shares Southern inspired pork chops and veal ragout recipes with creole sauce and rice. It includes a Creole sauce, Ragout de Veau steps, and notes on serving with salad, rolls, and apricot custard. Also mentions HADACOL testimonials from Mrs. Phyllis Gaff of Indianapolis and a Louisiana company.
Frieda buys a brass fish charm from a Gypsy on Suffolk Street to bring luck for Charlie. A mugging leads to a wallet robbery, but Charlie returns home with thirteen dollars after the charm fails and a mystery note arrives. Frieda remains convinced the fish works, while Charlie doubts the superstition.
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