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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
8
A historical advertisement touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments including inflammation irregularities backache and nervous prostration. It invites women to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free confidential advice and testimonials claim vast cures and thousands of endorsements.
A brief, fragmented note shows a solemn man on a railroad asking if the other person drinks intoxicating beverages. The odd dialogue includes phrases like my friend and convivial chap, with references to navigation and a mask.
Two Englishmen in Stratford-on-Avon at the Red Harga Tun notice a distorted print claiming Shakespeare’s birth tale. One jokes the author was born in a manger as a waiter confirms the odd inscription. The fragment ends with a reflection on growth and aspiration.
A farmer’s miscellany covers dairy herd management, calf rearing, poultry care, and fruit tree maintenance. Topics include pasture value, mating stock selection, spray schedules for vines, avoiding red rust in berries, and using evaporators for windfall fruit to boost orchard profits.
Mrs. M I Glemm of Sunbury Pa praises Resinol Ointment after three weeks, saying her baby’s skin improved from eczema and disfigurement within months of trying multiple physicians and salves. She notes instant relief from itching and a complete recovery, with Resinol claimed to cure many skin troubles.
A Harper's Magazine excerpt recalls President Johnson visiting his late friend Mrs. Knox and mistaking her for seeing Mr. Knox on the street. The exchange ends with Mrs. Knox correcting him after a misread moment, highlighting a social lapse in humor.
The text advertises Coca Cola as a cooling thirst-quencher available at soda fountains and bottles. It mentions a free booklet The Truth About Coca Cola and a Basebal Record Book for 1910, plus a quoted remark by Senator Heveridge about plagiarism in a dinner speech.
Brief unreadable text appears to discuss men and their concerns about success and future outcomes, with stray phrases that suggest anxiety over chances and fate without clear details or context.
A solicitor who left practice for the church delivered a garbled lesson reading that mangled terms like trustees and executors. The amusing moment featured him mispronouncing a scriptural passage as "Trne-meaning trusiees welking" during a Sunday service.
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