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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
8
Women report relief from back pains and night sweats after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Lawrence Martin of Maine and Mrs M J Browne of Wisconsin share improvements and recommend the medicine, with confidential letters offered from the company.
Five year old Thomas Santerano and his seven year old cousin Angelina played with a stray dog in a New York tenement yard. The dog lunged, the rope looped around the boy’s neck, and he died before neighbors could help.
A British officer questions sentries guarding a windy field. They answer they report anything unusual and would sign the pledge if they saw battleships. The fragment ends with a reflection on social help tied to wealth.
An ambitious girl suffering nervousness and hysteria found relief in Grape-Nuts. After poor health, low energy, and interrupted schooling, she reports improved sleep, peace, and strength. She later taught while using the product daily and claims lasting wellness, crediting Postum Co. for the endorsement and slogan There’s a Reason.
Georgia representative William Charles Adamson, long-time chairman of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, unveiled a new suit in the House lobby drawing comment from about thirty colleagues. He joked that he paid $20 after a claimed $14 suggested price, noting his habit of bright red ties and white summer outfits.
Dr. P P Claxton cites Miss Florence N Levy on the need for a unified art education system in the United States. She traces the history of art schools, notes overemphasis on academic work, and argues for federal state and municipal support through scholarships to nurture talent across fine and industrial arts. She links past expositions in Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans and San Francisco to renewed interest and predicts a Pacific coast awakening from the Panama-Pacific exposition.
An article explains how a congressman’s initials affect roll call speed, arguing that those with early alphabet letters can delay less fortunate colleagues. It cites Representative Allen of Ohio and Representative Young of North Dakota, noting the advantage of early initials in accumulating time to read reports and dictate letters.
In a noisy exchange the Extrems mock a universal fees rule for lag services and insist polite speech costs. The remarks suggest a broader critique of service charges and social politeness norms amid unclear context.
The speaker flatters the audience and announces four poems for recitation. He claims only one is his own while the other three are by Longfellow. The audience reacts with a mix of groans and reluctant acceptance as the recital proceeds.
False reports about Canadian land taxes were spread to lure settlers and hurt rival propositions. Ottawa and Winnipeg officials deny any war tax confiscation and note nonresident land taxes in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Authorities urge cooperation to cultivate vacant lands for regional benefit amid rising grain prices.
The Truthful Traveler reflects on a journey to Staples 7 with cautious optimism. The speaker compares expectations to reality, finding the experience far harsher than imagined, describing it as the “next thing to Hades” yet ultimately satisfying in its intensity.
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Suffering for four years J M Sinclair of Olivehill Tenn credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing back strain kidney weakness bladder inflammation and heart effects after doctors failed. He also notes Diamond Dinner Pills relieved constipation and lists Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets as proven products from Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
A tall woman named Likele appeared at a back door in Wyoming claiming illness and convalescence after typhoid. She says she has been working out of Howraneh digging holes to regain strength while seeking Hecht housework.
A light exchange overheard in a humorous scene where a professor is asked about a daughter's piano qualifications and jokes that she has two hands as the qualification. The line reflects a witty, domestic moment.
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