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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
3
An old Bayer advertisement extols genuine Bayer aspirin tablets as safe and effective for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache lumbago and fever. It touts 21 years of physician guidance and millions of users with affordable twelve tablet boxes and larger packages sold by druggists.
A disjointed 19th century dialogue describes a young woman facing unwelcome attention in a crowded streetcar. The narrator mentions “stuffings” and “puffs” to imply attire, then a man gestures toward a hand incident and says a stranger believes it belongs to her.
The ad notes many people suffer kidney trouble without realizing it and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a mild healing remedy. It claims doctors and life insurers see kidney issues as common and unrecognized, urging readers to test with a ten cent sample request by writing to Dr Kilmer s Co. at Binghamton NY.
A garbled dialogue fragment centers on a character named Robert and a spouse discussing a looming threat from a father figure. The text appears as a rough OCR snippet with nonsensical punctuation and missing context, leaving the intended scene unclear.
Tony Devon faces a life change as Paul Pendlehaven declares he will adopt her, claiming the jewels as hers and setting a new family order. Cousin John and Dr Paul argue over Tony’s future while Mrs Curtis plots to manipulate theShelter of Reggie and Uriah Devon loom as threats to Tennibel’s newly won status.
An advertisement touts relief from rheumatic pain through a drug called S55. It claims the remedy removes impurities causing the pain, offers a free history of the case to a Chief Medical Advisor at 877 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia, and urges readers to consult their druggist for purchase.
A Bristol resident advertises for a housekeeper with light duties, sewing, and flexibility on politics and religion while noting age and experience limits. The piece also reports on the Federation of Jewish Farmers in America noting over 10 000 Jewish farm owners in the United States with land value over 50 million dollars and equipment worth 10 million dollars.
In a wry London note, Mrs Nagit catches Mr Nagit using her powder puff to brush dust from his boots last week. The exchange recalls the line about folly and unfinished work.
Two feflong residents in Indiana meet daily at noon in rain and sun. Their routine greetings have become a rhythm until one day a miscommunication reveals Mrs. Smith is ill and Mr. Jones mentions a revival meeting to attend this week.
Seven year old Wilbur bursts in after school demanding bread and jam. Grandmother teases that he will never grow up if he keeps eating bread and jam, and Wilbur retorts that she is eighty and doesn’t eat bread and jam.
A quirky collection of verse snippets and comic captions from American Legion Weekly and Changing magazine. It features a farmer joke about cider, a wry line on affections as warmth, and a joke about a stubborn automobile provoking a horse to laugh.
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