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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
3
Jones Piano Co of Des Moines announces a large price cutting sale on 30 plus pianos including new standard models and slightly used damaged pieces. Pianos priced well below prior years with terms of 3, 6, 9 and 12 months. Iowa transportation offered to buyers.
A fragment from the Princeton Tiger quotes a playful exchange about speaking during a first dance. One line notes “you don’t speak I will not know I have you in my arms,” reflecting a lighthearted moment of romantic dialogue between speakers.
A constituent asks if he serves the people. Senator Sorghum confirms and notes a fourfold view of service may resemble a bow, implying limited subservience within formal duties.
A compact aphorism from Lip pincott's notes contrasts a peach with the apple of many a young man's eye and remarks that harping on two subjects often yields a harpy rather than a harpist.
A physician extols Postum as a healthier coffee substitute for digestion and energy restoration. He shares personal use in family and practice, noting improved appetite and recovery in convalescence from pneumonia and typhoid, and states he will continue recommending it.
In a tangled tale from Lightnut’s lending of pajamas to a stranger, a suit of mischief unfolds as a hideous figure, a beautiful woman in black pajamas, and a looming court appear. Jenkins recounts misread affections, jealous rivalries, and a punch he calls Heidelberg as Lightnut navigates a night of mistaken identities and romantic intrigues.
The text presents a garbled, phonetic dialogue with a narrator describing a curious exchange. A young man with a puzzled, anxious face is observed while a speaker accuses or ponders a hidden motive. The passage hints at social tension and personal perception.
In a tense moment a gray parcel arrives for the narrator from Mr. Birlinga, hinting at danger and demands to return the contents. The note mentions a cryptic three-letter code Q B D or Q E D, adding confusion as the narrator suspects a betrayal by a close ally. The scene blends fear, doubt, and a looming consequence.
A garbled account from Kungag City Star describes a village festival held in a grove at a road end with a band, a pavilion, and various townspeople laughing, grumbling, and snacking amid ramshackle decor. A stray line mentions an improvised protest against the pure food act and a vendor offering horned tonde fried in axle grease.
An exchange recalls a baseball game outing with a wife. He says she enjoyed parts, criticized time wasted running around the tote, and found the umpire arguments intriguing. The Washington Star quotes the remark.
A clipped fragment comments on couples in marriage, noting their view of each other’s virtues with magnifying glasses that are discarded on the wedding day. The text also mentions druggists and a phrase about “a Insta Onia aula No wear.”
Mrs J G Jomgon of Scottville Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after bearing thirteen children. She says the medicine relieves backache and bearing down pains and recommends it for young girls with painful periods and irregularity.
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