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Titonka Topic in Titonka, Iowa

27 Apr 1922

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Titonka Topic

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Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1922

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3

Silent City Squatters Face Courtship With Robert Percival

Polly Hopkins, a squatter in Ithaca area shanties, narrates harsh life with her father, Granny Hope, and companions as Robert Percival visits the Silent City. He pledges support to end Marcus MacKenzie’s land drive and asks Polly about the needs of her people, including Evelyn and Oscar Bennett, amid a crisis of abuse and poverty.

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Silent City Ithaca New York Polly Hopkins Uves Small Jerry Granny Hope Oscar Bennett Evelyn Robertson Marcus MacKenzie Polly MacKenzie Robert Percival Evelyn Bennett Oscar Larry Bishop Kenzie Bensnett Shy Poll Eve Pollyep Patty Bob Tompkins County Tier Pda G Kluger Tsala Pollyop Wil Polly Polly Hopkins Furmhouse Rye Peliyop Jerry Daddy Hopkins Billy Goat Nannie Lamb Pally Jess Krom Van Jesus Frince Vanny Hope Wee Jerry Nannie ' Lamb Hopkins Red Cross Wally Jerry Sid Poltyop Allyadrab Vanfort Robert Jeremiah Hopkins Hopkins Silent Percival Mr. MuncKengie Billy Hopking Old Hin
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Chapter fragment unveils Pally Hoping's daily walk in Sieur Chry

The text describes a recurring sunrise over a lakeside scene after a hut encounter. Pally Hoping prepares for her routine walk with the aim of offering courage and sustenance to others, revealing her hopeful, nurturing role.

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West Bmi Gad Pally Sieur Chry
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Sporting Judge Admonishes Speeding Suspect in Court

A clipped colloquial courtroom scene shows a judge scolding a speeding defendant. The exchange reveals the defendant’s reluctance toward a harsher penalty while referencing an old bus and a high speed. The dialogue conveys a tense, humorous moment in a local hearing.

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Lavender Water and Cole’s Carbolanive Ad Pitch

An ad notes lavender water to perfume a small apartment and promotes Cole’s Carbolanive as fast relief for burns itching and skin diseases. It claims instant pain stop and scarless healing and directs readers to contact The J W Cole Co Rockford IL for a pad.

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Cole J. W. Cole Co Rockford, IL
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What would you say if you saw your daughter

A Birmingham Age-Herald quote presents a flapper era scene with a parent’s wry reply about a daughter before a mirror gird plucking her eyebrows. The exchange hints at 1920s social change and self-image in a concise, humorous aside.

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Birmingham
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Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Healing Value

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a proven cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. The ad claims rapid mild relief and broad trust, urging readers to test with a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. at Binghamton NY in exchange for a bottle.

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Kilmer Drimer & Co Binghamton, N. C
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Youre Right Bess Spendthrift Dialogue

A father admonishes his daughter Bess for extravagance while she admits to spending. The spendthriftess confesses a recent impulse to ask Mr No buddle for his thoughts for a penny. The exchange highlights parental concern over financial habits.

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Bess Mr. Nobuddle
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SURE TO HELP SICK WOMEN INDIANA TESTIMONIAL FOR VEGETABLE COMPOUND

A Lebanon Indiana testimony by Mrs Emma Baker praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a wonderful medicine for women s troubles and general weakness. The letter urges others to try the natural restorative and notes Bakers approval and photo consent for public use.

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Lebanon Indiana Sam Sarg Emma Baker Fiv 9 Wast St Lydia R. Pinkham
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