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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
5
At a city hospital Ernestine lies delirious after a miracle patient, while Lillian and Will confront fear and guilt. Will fights to care for Ernestine and their child as Loring resents the cost, and a tense moral rift strains all bonds before a hopeful home return.
A candle can be shaped to fit a candlestick if dipped into water long enough to soften the wax.
A 9 correspondent in Farm and Fireside offers a playful success tip. The line urges doing what you like first and liking the rest afterward, mixing humor with practical attitude.
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union column analyzes how early whine and lack of discipline foster spoiled behavior in children. It cites Mary and Betty examples to warn mothers to avoid breaking promises and to manage playtime conflicts without reinforcing whining.
Capt Lucien Malbert commanded the rescue tug Trotse at Brest harbor when an 805 call came during a storm. He aided the distressed steamer In, nearly losing his own ship, returning 48 hours later exhausted. Port authorities fined him 500 francs for crossing the breakwater without a permit, a sanction later remitted after the finance minister's intervention.
The Biological Survey will band 5000 ducks and ask hunters to report any killed with bands. If 600 banded ducks are reported, alongside 5,000,000 unbanded ducks bagged, the ratio suggests about 42 million ducks in the country. Annual checks aim to yield an accurate population estimate for waterfowl.
An October note from Montana reports a 19 pound fat loss on Kruschen Salts in 4 weeks with a claim of better health. Instructions urge daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, toutting toxin removal and improved vitality with an 85 cent bottle money back guarantee.
George Viereck argues in the London Magazine that Russia has fostered a total mobilization ethos with both sexes and even children trained to shoot and wear gas masks. He claims this makes Russia the most militaristic nation.
Charles H. Burke, commissioner of Indian affairs, noted in Washington that the West holds both very rich and very clever Indians. He recounted a tale of an English visitor on a reservation who assumed Indians wore feathers, only to learn they were moulting as the rider’s smart tags impressed her.
Lincoln and Jefferson are noted as the only presidents who did not claim church membership. Reformers push others to adopt their views rather than merely thinking freely.
A historical note states candy making ranks among the least hazardous specialized industries for both accident frequency and severity.
Diamond Dyes offer high quality anilines for true bright colors on dresses drapes and lingerie. The formula promises even coverage with no spots or streaks and resists a re dyed look after washing. Priced at 15 cents at all drug stores.
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