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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
8
A quip from the Washington Star quotes a line about a militant suffragiste in Crimson Gulch. The speaker recalls a school teacher who would welcome a chance to shoot down anyone who would interrupt her. The remark notes that the polls were turned over to her to avoid embarrassment.
A historian notes the famous eagle design on the $20 gold piece as a challenging coin to collect. The statement highlights the coin’s allure and scarcity, attracting numismatists seeking the eagle’s first appearance and variations. The note underscores the coin’s enduring value for collectors.
In Des Moines the State board of education requests a U S Bureau of Education examination of Iowa institutions to gauge efficiency and potential improvements. The board reaffirms no reopening of the coordination issue and will discuss developments at its May meeting.
Jury finds G I Nicola not guilty of murdering his father in 1912 Oskaloosa. Defense claimed act to protect his mother during a parental quarrel. Nicola, about 25, previously convicted of manslaughter in Mahaska County. Case appealed and reversed by the state supreme court. venue changed.
The Amatican Humane association asks clergymen nationwide to observe Humane Sunday on May 23 to highlight protection for suffering children and animals. Dr. Wi C Stillman of Albany will mail literature to humane workers.
A mother returns from shopping to find Willie has eaten the entire candy box. Willie defends himself with a playful remark that his behavior was exceptionally good, explaining the theft as a reward return.
An advertisement touts Culicura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for dandruff itching and irritated scalps promising a clean healthy scalp and good hair. It invites readers to sample by mail from Boston and notes availability everywhere. A brief comic line follows about a salesman and a rolling pin wood joke.
A brief, fragmented exchange touches on safety travel notes and odd wording about ownership and gear. The lines mention goggles and personal relationships in unclear context.
Fragmented ad notices show AGFALKASED at $6.00 for sale on crop payments in Mulhall and Soo City Indiana. The text includes sharp misprints and odd phrases from a broader page.
A dialogue between a narrator and Mrs. McGudley jokes about modern reading tastes and pretense. Mrs. McGudley notes that people now pretend to read books and do not, while some imitate originals poorly and miss the point of reading.
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