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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
8
A speaker laments idle talk about helping humanity if rich, urging action with what is at hand. The voice calls for practical effort despite poverty, emphasizing doing what one can rather than waiting for wealth or opportunity.
An ad touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure, non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims scientific vegetable ingredients, universal purity, and bottle sizes with a sample offer. The text also includes a noisy inserted quote about Uncle Eben and a note to mention the paper when requesting a sample.
A feature on a two story stucco home with 83 by 82 feet, front porch, rear garage, and a 14 by 28 living room with fireplace and built in bookcases. Second floor includes three large bedrooms and a sleeping porch. plan allows division to add another bedroom. Building boom notes, costs down, more homes needed to house 1.8 million households.
A fragmented note expresses a desire to help the poor by offering homes of charm and individuality built by self-effort. The writer imagines constructing homes similar to an illustrated example, noting that the broad appearance suggests abundance but implies high cost.
A compact historical note traces cock fighting as an ancient sport from China and India to Egypt and Greece. It recounts Themiatocles halting a march to admire game cocks, Athens celebrating cockfights after victory, and Henry VIII's cockpit at Whitehall as early royal interest.
An old advertising passage touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation in children, claiming a teaspoon clears liver and bowels within hours and promises a healthier, lively child. It warns to request genuine California Fig Syrup with the word California on the bottle and notes a London magistrate’s tact anecdote in the end.
An advertisement promises Diamond Dyes can recolor worn items at home with simple steps. It assures safe color on wool, silk, linen, or cotton, and claims the dye never steals, spots, fades, or runs. The copy ends with a light quip about a pretty girl and a wise man.
The remark notes that many decent men take grim amusement in watching others face misfortune, reflecting a curious social impulse toward schadenfreude and competitive cruelty.
A period piece ad praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women with nervous spells and female troubles. It features testimonials from Mrs. Jmt ReRRICK of Horatio Arkansas and Mrs. Walter A. Riover of Reading Pennsylvania and New Orleans La, claiming restored health, strength, and ability to work.
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