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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
8
Grace Dliss Stewart presents a tale where Cheerups advises the Lion on a perilous path. The Lion laments threats from animals and hunters, and Cheerups explains how whiskers can sense narrowing jungle trails to prevent ambushes.
A brief exchange features Harriet Hammond Boboro and Mr Cheerups as they part ways in a jungle journey. The dialogue conveys astonishment and gratitude, hinting at homeward thoughts and anticipation of sharing the tale with Mrs Lion.
A discussion traces ring wishing back to legends of Solomon and Aladdin, noting the ritual of passing a ring and wishing, while comparing it to monarchs signet rings. The Tempel Swift comet is clarified as Amphitrite, a known minor planet, with astronomers noting Delporte’s photo and Jupiter’s perturbations delaying the Tempel-Swift return to next year.
The article traces Marietta's origins from Mary and Marion through history, noting the French Marion and Robin Hood influence. It explains how Marionettes and Marian street names arose, and mentions Marietta Holley as a New England novelist. It ends with a forecast of Marietta’s talismanic beauty and popularity, plus lucky day and number.
The article profiles Adelaine de Scuderi a French novelist of the early seventeenth century. It notes her famous lines a profile of her lengthy romances Artameme Ibrahim Otelle Almahide and the literary circle at the Hotel Rambouille in Paris. It also mentions the Fronde political disturbance and Georges Scuderi.
Two ancient Egyptian tombs from Memphis Necropolis shipped across seas and re-erected in the Field Museum Chicago. The tombs dated about 50 centuries ago honor Nefer-User and Unis-Ankh who bore the title First Under the King.
Wayne D Nt Murray writes on a 17th century writer born in 1601 and dead in 1687, known for composing tragedies and opposing the famed French poet Cornelia, with attribution to George Matthew Adama.
Julia Bottomley surveys the upcoming winter fashion, highlighting silken neckwear, rayon fabrics, and velvet hats. She notes new hat shapes, lace trimmings, net backgrounds for handwork, and the return of sleeves on gowns. Color trends include lavender, violet, orange, and pale green.
Frank J. Trumbull of Jersey City writes that Carter's Little Liver Pills relieved his sour stomach and gas, stopping billows and boosting appetite. He says he can now eat fully and will recommend the remedy. sold at all drug stores.
A reflective line cites Jeremy Taylor arguing that the intricate fabric of heaven and earth cannot arise by mere chance, asserting human art cannot manufacture even an oyster, highlighting humility before nature's complexity.
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