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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1904
Page
6
A testimonial from Mae Crit Brown of Hot Springs Arkansas praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing inflammation and womb falling. The letter claims nine years of misery ended after three months of use and says the husband’s affection revived.
A garbled collage reports on starch packaging prices in Defiance and New Orleans nunnery residents, a deadly baseball injury in Johnstown, a London violin sale, Munich beer intake, ambergris value, factory button sewing machines, a liquor tablet idea, counterfeit coins for the dead, and a testimonial about Postum remedy curing coffee-related nervousness and headaches.
The Associated Press dispatch from Taungchou details heavy fighting at Shaniung promontory on August 10 with the Russian battleship Czarevitch badly damaged and Admiral Withoft killed. Reports say Japanese forces control Port Arthur's entrance and Russian ships may be doomed without repairs. torpedo destroyer Burni was destroyed after beaching on August 12.
Petersburg reports reveal the Port Arthur squadron's reverse, with Captain Batouseviten's account noting a likely major battle. Russian losses rose as the fleet dispersed after a Japanese shell struck the bridge of the Gzarevichh, killing or wounding officers on duty. Authorities cite distress on both sides and confirm strategic setbacks for Admiral Withoft.
Director J J Sage proposes an auto tour of Iowa corn sections to refine a 360000000 bushel crop forecast while Henry Wallace backs the average yield with favorable climate. A Nelsons sue Republic Oil Co over a fatal kerosene explosion affecting a 14 year old girl. claim seeks damages from the oil company.
The Defiance Starch Co offers twenty five round trip tickets to the St Louis Exposition. Five ladies from Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Missouri will win for sending the most trade marks from a ten cent 16 ounce package of Defiance cold water starch. Mail marks to Omaha Nebraska before September 1 1904.
A reflective line urges dismissal of faults seen in four friends and advises focusing on self. The aphorism contrasts perception with judgment and emphasizes restraint in evaluating others.
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