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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1938

Page

8

Indianola Roots to Hollywood Lane Sisters Rise

Doc Mullican stays in Indianola while Lola Lane and sisters Priscilla Rosemary and Leota rise to fame in Hollywood from a hometown music scene. The Lane family and their film Four Daughters reflect quiet talent and simple craft over big studio budgets. Also noted is Commodore Irving of the Queen Mary pipes and a border Scots skipper with long Cunard service and a life of travel.

New York Indianola Iowa Mullican Doc Mullican Lane Sisters Hollywood Priscilla Rosemary Lola Lane Meg Beth Amy Hat ’Leotta Gale Page Leota Metropolitan Juilliard School of Music Des Moines Rock Island Methodist College Gil Edwards Edwards Lola Lane Robert B. Irving Queen Nary Kirtlebridge Dunfréeshire Cunard Line Pipes Conway Horn San Francisco Vennonia Consolidated News WNU

Glitter and Gold in a World of Value

The essay critiques snobbery in taste and money. It contrasts two red elephants priced $9 and $6.50 with a $1.49 alternative, shows how appearances shape choices, and condemns valuing glitter over worth. It recalls a Chicago club room lined with stock certs and a New York family choosing a cheaper, high class college, arguing we confuse cost with value and miss true worth.

Gister Sue New York Sue Sister Sue Covington’s Lacy’s Union League Club Chicago Conwright WNU

Brighten Up House Dress With Braid Trim Designs

Two attractive home sewing designs feature braid trimming on a house dress and a girl’s panty frock. The House Dress uses straight panels and short kimono sleeves for a flattering figure line, with sizes 34 to 48 and braid quantities listed. The Panty-Frock for girls includes high waist, puff sleeves, square neck, front buttons, and fabric options from gingham to taffeta, with size ranges 2 to 8 years and trim requirements.

Lewin Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU- Service

We Must Hang Together Franklin Quote Misquoted

A misquotation links Benjamin Franklin to the phrase we must hang together or we shall hang separately. The line is commonly attributed to Franklin in discussions of the Declaration of Independence and John Hancock as president of the Continental Congress.

Benjamin Franklin Doddy Franklin

Adil F Fun Sad Well Supplied Dog

A humorous dialogue features Catcher asking if the dogs have licenses and Little Elmer replying that they are covered with them as told by their father.

Little Elmer

Davy Learns Tactics Amid Back Yard Weeds

A fragmented dialogue features a boy learning military tactics with instruction on cutting tall weeds for cover, while a humorous exchange among picnickers and a quip about swimming as a clean sport punctuate the page. The snippet ends with a brief reconciliation line.

Davy

Untitled quotable line on diggers and critics

A witty, fragmentary pair of lines definethrough a gold digger joke and a dramatist’s blunt view of critics. The dialogue contrasts pursuing wealth with harsh theater commentary.

Ege dge Advice for Women in a Nature Aid Context

A fragmentary note offers guidance for women seeking calmness and vitality. It mentions natural approaches to easing anxiety, improving mood, and supporting a tranquil routine, with emphasis on gentle, soothing methods and self care.

Answers to an Ancients Style Quiz on Global Facts

Questions cover heights of Roosevelts and sons. Largest school system is New York with 1,110,000 students and 38,000 teachers. Horse burial custom explains the funeral rite. Havana leads broadcasting with 33 stations. Divorce rates rise from 81 per 1000 in 1900 to 164 in 1935. About 5,000,000 slaves remain, mainly in Central Asia Tibet Arabia Abyssinia and China.

Roosevelt James Elliott Franklin, Jr John New York Havana Cuba Central Asia Tibet Arabia Abyssinia China

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