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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1940

Page

8

Sunday night tray suppers and fall menu ideas

A guide to elegant yet simple home dining using trays and a central dish. Includes a fall menu with Cranberry Molded Salad, Welsh Rabbit, Stuffed Tomato Salad, Eggs a la King, Devonshire Buns, Hot Muffins, Cole Slaw, Tomato French Dressing, and kitchen hints from Miss Howe.

Cole Slaw

Lesson on Proverbs 4 Stop Look Listen Go Forward

The article outlines a Sunday school lesson based on Proverbs 4 10 27 and its golden text Keep thy heart with all diligence It contrasts wisdom over knowledge and guides youths to stop look and listen before proceeding Then it presents four steps Stop Look Listen and Go Ahead with emphasis on choosing the right path avoiding the wicked and embracing God s Word for a healthier life and brighter future.

Red Sea Moses Israel God

Old Bent-Wood Chairs Reused with Slip Covers in Vivid Fabrics

A reader notes two old bent-wood chairs with missing cane seats and scarred varnish. They were hidden from sight and transformed with slip covers, the first chair becoming a living room side chair in red and blue cretenne with mahogany stained legs. A plywood seat was reshaped to fit, using a paper pattern as guide. The note promises details on the second chair and advertises booklets offering more instructions and illustrations.

Uncle Philip Says on Temperament and Ambition

A sequence of aphorisms discusses handling temperamental people with care, the vanity of office seekers, the value of experience, individual action in civilization, and skepticism toward collectivism. It questions risk and discretion, noting Americans can squander others' money without punishment.

America

Quiz With Answers On Various Subjects And Facts

A published Q and A list offers answers to ten questions on topics from world cities to literature and science. It identifies Damascus and Henry Clay, Michelangelo, I am ready, weights and measures, an immeasurable era, the Pentateuch, white, the Three Musketeers, and the postmaster title as correct or official.

Buonarotti Aramis Porthos Athos Michelangelo White Dumas Post Office Department

Rug to Crochet in Simple Stitch

Crochet a shell stitch rug using three colors or two shades plus white. Work in sections for easy handling with four strands of string, candlewick, or rags. Pattern 6001 provides directions, illustrations, materials, and color schemes. Send order to the publisher.

Cost of War show pensions exceed wartime spending

A recent analysis highlights that for every 100 spent on the Revolution War 1812 Mexican Civil and Spanish-American wars, 160 was later used for veterans pensions and medical care. The study excludes World War I noting final cost will take years to estimate.

America Collier's

One-Day Honeymoon Practice of Todas Tribe

A bride may reject her husband after the first day of a Toda honeymoon in southern India. The groom is ridiculed and expelled, while only the bride can end the marriage. The Todas inhabit the Nilgiri hills in Madras with a distinct language and own religion. Buffalos are the tribe’s wealth measure, and few Todas remain.

India Nilgiri Hills Madras

Thoreau on the body as a temple and self sculpture

The quote presents the idea that each person shapes their own body as a temple to their god with a unique personal style. It emphasizes that self-creation through one’s flesh, blood, and bones is a solitary, artistic act no one else can substitute or replicate.

Thoreau

Refuge in Foe When Fails Our Dearest Friend

Fragmentary line reads of seeking refuge with our fiercest foe when a trusted ally fails. The text hints at shifting loyalties and vulnerability in crisis without detailing names, places, or events. Further readable context is needed to identify persons, affiliations, or incident timing.

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