25 Apr 1918
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
1
Providence woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing backache headaches and nervousness. She describes improved weight and vitality after using the remedy and urges other women with similar symptoms to seek its help and write for advice.
Shenkatkwian exhe nent J C Witt reports bricks larger than standard blocks and a white north face. The mortar shows no evidence of kiln drying, supporting sun drying tradition. Tests indicate bricks are gray, plumice like, and unusually strong for the wall segment.
Fragmented OCR yields an alleged speeder exchange with a police officer. The speaker questions an arrest and claims to search for burglars while expressing reluctance for help. The text is incomplete and contains many garbled words and names.
A quip questions excessive charity toward needy beneficiaries, suggesting tact and dignity matter more than overwhelming aid. The remark implies discomfort when benevolence becomes overbearing and pressures recipients beyond assistance.
A worldwide surge in track layer tractors expands across farms from Maine to California. Builders race to meet US military needs, detailing belt driven wheels and independent left right track control for sharp turns and soil traversal.
The L-54 45 horsepower tracked tractor proves a major farm money and time saver at the University of California field. It climbs levees and boggy ground, pulls heavy loads, and can operate day and night with minimal care. Invented by A O Lombard, track layers expand use from Maine to California.
Former Nebraska students recall the Pershing Rifles insignia badges handmade from yellow and blue horsehide. Willan Green of Abilene Kan describes the group’s origin under instructor and later lieutenant in San Antonio. The tale highlights the loyalty of General Funston era ties and the mentor like figure of Pershing.
A garbled exchange discusses cold weather effects on housing and appearance. It mentions Mrs Finngttt and Miss Cayenne, suggests someone keeps warm with a store, and notes a wheat and corn crop as a key argument related to shortages.
A dramatic pitch touts Freezone as a miracle remedy for corns and toe irritations. The ad claims a tiny bottle from drugstores quickly removes hard or soft corns without soreness and hails a Cincinnati genius as the inventor.
A brief exchange in Boy’s Life cites chickens entering a garden and a mischief claim. George suggests they vanish when blamed, highlighting a rural kids’ dispute over chickens trespassing.
An old advertisement traces August Flower as a remedy for stomach issues including unsettled digestion, nervous indigestion, and liver sluggishness. It touts August Mower as a gentle laxative improving digestion in stomach and intestines, stimulating bile, and cleansing the system. Sold worldwide, with testimonials and a light reference to a humorous exchange about a doctor restraining a patient from walking.
A vintage US advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a internal remedy curing catarrh by blood action. It claims to destroy the disease foundation and improve health with a $100 reward for any case not cured. Includes testimonials and distributor details.
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