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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
6
A sermon warns America to remember the Lord amid scientific progress and national growth. It cites Israel’s peril when forgetting God, urges daily gospel and divine law in life, work, and schools, and calls for a sustained revival among God’s people to avert national punishment.
Amateur 'PaAbi' aids dramatization of Peary’s dash to the pole. Henry Lanier and Alan Bunce seek permission from Matt Henson, Captain Bartlett, and McMillen ships for live radio. Jay watchers praise Dead End film with Bogart and Sidney. Also notes on Waring's NY office, Madame X, True Confessions and other studio buzz.
Jeanne recounts Irving Berlin born in Russia in 1888, moving to New York, starting as a newsboy and waiter, then writing songs that fueled his rise. From fourteen he sang in saloons, later composing hits like Down on the Farm, Everybody's Doin' It, My Wife Has Gone to the Country, and Alexander's Ragtime Band.
The biography traces Hoover from West Branch Iowa to Oregon and California, detailing chores, school, night study, a laundry route, and early jobs. It notes his rise through the Geological Survey and Stanford, culminating in his 1928 presidency, highlighting his relentless work ethic and frugal upbringing.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled phrases about monuments and pyramids. No clear events, dates, or names readable to form a coherent news item or identify entities beyond vague references to great monuments and forgotten stones.
The article recounts Samuel Morse studying under Washington Allston in Boston and meeting Sir Benjamin West in London in 1811. West’s portrait of the king coincided with the moment the Declaration of Independence was presented to him, inspiring Morse. After years of painting in Europe and America, Morse conceived the telegraph during a return voyage in 1832, culminating in a public demo on May 24, 1844 from Washington to Baltimore, as Kansas City Star notes.
The text argues that true power arises from pursuing a worthy object beyond salary. A man must seek ownership, partnership, management, or higher rewards to awaken will power. Doing good to others yields greater good to oneself.
Jones dé Vere Jones spent a day in the country and joked with a farmer. He praised the scenery and pointed to a scarecrow, asking if it was one of the oldest inhabitants. The farmer replied the scarecrow was merely a visitor like him.
Ray Ayers in Detroit News argues a universal law of compensation governs all things balancing pleasure toil wealth and power. He asserts deliberate imbalance leads to eventual upheaval, with nature restoring equilibrium whether by individuals or future generations.
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