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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
6
Kathleen Norris reports a Seattle nurse Jo-Ann Davis writes of a military family strife. Her father’s third wife Betty, 28, seduces a married naval officer, 22, while the father is overseas. The niece wonders if she should inform her father and risk upheaval, as Betty’s cynicism grows.
A 19 year old girl questions whether she should tell her army officer father about his wife Bettys affair with naval officer Paul. Betty is caring at home but exploits freedom while the father is overseas. Jo-Ann dislikes tattling yet fears her father deserves to know.
A motherly letter urges avoiding direct written accusations to protect a daughter's father and Betty from gossip. It suggests discreet warnings through friends, staying affectionate, and possibly temporarily separating, while warning that careless criticism could worsen a deployed officer's relationship and harm families back home.
William Jones of Ballantine Montana rigged a pea sheller from a four cloth wringer mounted on a base with pulleys and a 1/4 horsepower motor. The device shells peas as pods feed to the rollers, the peas pop out and the shells are separated.
Babe Ruth laments sawdust filled baseballs and overbearing policy, urges freezing so called essentials to protect equipment and youth. He notes postwar players and Hank Greenberg face tough comebacks, warns about night games and rising juvenile delinquency, and emphasizes teaching kids inside baseball during a week with Esquire All-American boys.
A veteran pages column explains how state second injury funds reduce employers' cost for disabled workers, lists states with programs, and notes pending legislation. It answers questions on family allowances, honorable discharge reviews, artificial hands, G I benefits eligibility, maternity aid routing, Coast Guard Academy marriages, and emphasizes mental over physical skill in winning.
Attendance figures show the public prefers close competition over star power as baseball’s popular interest remains in tight finishes. Through the first half of the season managers and fans alike expected ongoing suspense with every game until the last out.
In cooking, brew coffee tea or chocolate stronger for ice cooling. For garment repairs, pair matching buttons on a safety pin to keep them together. Maintain furniture about an inch from walls to avoid marks from polish. Poached eggs taste better when prepared in hot milk rather than water.
The llama, a South American beast without a hump and with camel-like features, is noted for its stubbornness and a venomous spit that can blister human skin upon contact. It stands about three feet tall at the shoulder and ranges from black to white.
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