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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
3
Mr Duthwaite notes one employee truly cares about the business. The office boy, though young, is smart and industrious, prompting the boss to forgive his own distraction as he leans back with feet on the desk and thoughts of golf.
For years druggists note Swamp-Root Dr Kilmer& Co kidney liver bladder medicine. It strengthens and supports natural work, with many friends. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention this paper.
The lodge house of the W. W. W. at Treasure Island is described as the finest building yet erected by the boy scouts. Built entirely by scouts, the two story 80 by 45 foot structure features two large porches and will be filled with alamentoes.
Look for Bayer on tablets and the Bayer Cross on each package to ensure genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. The cross signifies a trusted product used worldwide for headaches earaches toothache neuralgia and general pain and is proven safe by millions.
A fragmented excerpt offers unconventional advice and old sayings. It mentions polishing brown boots with a potato before applying polish and notes odd beliefs about romance and schoolroom judgments. The language reflects dated humor and phrases.
Polly Hopkins seeks her father’s safety as Old Mare Mackenzie vows to purge the Silent City squatters. Evelyn Robertson pressures Polly to help against Oscar Fennett while Polly warns Daddy Hopkins’ crew of Mackenzie’s return.
Polly Wapkins and her father live with Jerry and Granny Hope in a derelict shack near Ithaca. Oscar Bennett is a prosperous farmer on an adjacent farm. A neighbor’s marriage to Livelyn Robertson hides a secret, while Mareua AlacKenzie, owner of the squatters’ land, is a bitter foe. Polly overhears MacKor discuss ousting the squatters with a stranger, who then shows sympathy and earns Polly’s gratitude. Evelyn Robertson learns they are not rich but sustained by cousin Robert Percival.
Ila tends Jeremiah and grandchild in a lakeside shack scene. Polly visits farmer Bennett to deliver a secret message from Evelyn, risking a demanded payment for milk as the discussion hints at unseen tension and acquires warmth from family acts and hospitality.
Mrs Emma Gunter of Decatur praises Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription from Dr Pierce as life saving during bronchial cough and pregnancy. She urges readers to consult their neighborhood druggist for tablets or liquid and to write to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for free medical advice.
A narrator recalls a group of young married farmers discussing farm improvements. One man mentions buying a silo and its high cost, prompting a joke about borrowing. The others explain what a silo is, highlighting rural exchanges and humor.
An old newspaper ad promotes Cole’s Carboliaalve as a rapid remedy for burning and itching skin complaints. The copy claims instant pain relief from burns and healing without certain ingredients, urging readers to ask for the product in a pack.
Otto Kahn of New York criticizes modern beach attire calling it improper. He points to a Coronado scene where a fashionable young woman in black silk wears a one piece suit without skirt or stockings, noting she lacks a rapt expression.
An advertisement promotes Cuticurs Tatcum as part of the Cuticurs Trio with Soup Ointment and Tatcum. It claims the product supplies a fine face skin baby and dent powder fragrance, offering all three items at 25 cents each everywhere.
A vivid quotation from an old American Legion Weekly: the Russian general reports a glorious victory to the commander in chief, who replies with praise and congratulations. The twist reveals the force is exhausted, with no troops remaining to celebrate.
A vintage ad touts Diamond Dyes as simple for any woman to dye or tint worn clothing and fabrics at home. It promises no fading or streaking and guides users to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics for best results. The piece ends with a morbid proverb about hypocrisy.
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