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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
8
An old advertisement claims a topical remedy stops burn pain and heals without scars. It urges readers to send 300 to The J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford Illinois for a package and to consult a druggist. The text mentions other tactics for success and has garbled branding.
Whee red rough and itching skin treated with Cuttenra Soap and Cutting Ointment. Use Cuticura Talcum powder for fragrance and moisture as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio.
Northern Greenland fields show old and new transport colliding as the Lange Koch expedition relies on tractors and ox carts to move supplies. A National Geographic Society bulletin notes traditional methods persist in regions with ancient civilizations, from Burmese boats to beehive covered carts and ox drawn plows used in tobacco and cotton areas.
In a terse exchange reported by the Detroit Free Press a worker confronted his boss over pay while others watched, highlighting tensions over compensation and job conditions. The anecdote underscores workplace discord amid rising cost concerns.
United States engineers are building concrete igloos for the Eskimo residents of the Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea. The project aims to replace temporary materials while preserving native architectural style as prosperity grows and demand for warmth and shelter rises.
A fragment from Harper's Magazine recalls a scene with Daniel in the Man's den and Betty who urges the lions to bite him. The narrative hints at a tense moment where the sons are warned not to harm Daniel, but Betty insists on a dramatic twist.
The fragment shows a dialogue about keeping bills down versus rising charges. Terverse claims efforts to curb expenses while Tusband-Wite notes ongoing increases and frustrations with mounting costs.
A sprawling Iowa legislative round up details bills killed or advanced, including Banta’s primary reform, a redistricting proposal, and safety laws. Other items note a Des Moines accident, a suicide, a marriage announcement, and church construction plans in Iowa City.
The American Legion publishes a directory of information centers to aid World War I veterans in adjusting affairs with government and settling ex servicemen concerns. It lists contact points for compensation claims, government insurance, allotments and allowances, travel pay, vocational training, hospitalization, civil service, victory medals, lost discharge papers, signal corps photos, land laws, pending legislation, graves services, and employment.
Robert J. Boyd of Gilbert O. Grafton Post No 2 in Fargo North Dakota is the youngest member of the state house at age twenty five. A former Fargo Trade and Labor assembly president and a Pressmen's union active, he backed labor favored bills and Legion backed legislation. He supported Armistice Day as a legal holiday protecting the Legion emblem and boosting the bonus fund tax. He championed a Fordney five fold compensation bill urged by Congress and backed by the Legion.
Afton Tennessee and Adrian Michigan testimonials praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. Women report improvements from hot flashes headaches and nervous spells and request free literature from The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
Thousands of women suffer undetected kidney and bladder trouble and misattribute their symptoms to other causes. Back pain headaches nervous symptoms and general malaise can signal kidney issues. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root advertised as a remedy urges prompt treatment with a sample offer and purchase details through local drugstores.
A Brooklyn Mugla note states that recent years see automobile accidents in America nearly equaling the death toll from industrial air accidents, highlighting rising transport fatalities.
The United States public health service hospital for tubercular ex service men at Markleton Virginia is closed by order of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Ewing Laporte. American Legion leaders hail the move as a victory for disabled veterans policy after criticism from national commander F W Gal Tanith and public appeals from tubercle veterans.
In the first published reading post list of Kansas American Legion membership, Gus Mathewson Post No. 280 Edmond leads. Sterling Mik bart Wolf and Login posts follow as others in the top ranks as 78 posts meet 1020 membership and ten posts remain delinquent.
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