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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
2
An old doctor recalls his simple vegetable laxatives used since 1873 and the Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, a mild laxative remedy combining senna and pepsin. He warns against drastic purges especially for children and invites readers to request a free sample bottle by mail.
Mrs A D Smith of White Cloud Kansas says Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription saved her life during a health crisis. She also used Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for stomach trouble and nervousness and was permanently relieved.
A brief reflection on inner divinity elevating human worth beyond mere mortality, echoing the idea that spiritual insight uplifts everyday life.
Dr. W M Slipher of Lowell Observatory estimated the comet’s sunlight nucleus diameter at two to three miles during Pons Winnecke’s close approach, comparing it with Jupiter’s moons and nearby stars. Spectroscopic study showed the light mainly reflected sunlight with bands similar to the Sun, and activity appeared reduced by Earth’s influence.
Berlin reports overcrowded stage schools as aspiring actors flood intake. Directors note applicants, especially young women, lack basic education and theater knowledge. Even mature matrons self declare a calling to the stage, while many over forty apply.
A statistical study by Dr Kurk Eden from Stockholm shows birth rates among laboring classes are about 35 percent lower than those of the affluent. The rich apparently have more children while the poor limit family size, contrasting with many countries where the reverse is common.
Medical experts of the Burke foundation study golf’s effect on nervous disorders. One subject’s blood pressure rose 80 points while attempting a sand trap hold out.
The Creighton heir awaits Meely a Pennsylvania Dutch farmer's daughter under a tree near Beechlands. He, a man of old wealth and modern pretensions, tests her resolve with cold aloofness while she shows yearning devotion. Their power dynamic unfolds on the muddy hillside.
A 19th century poem by Francis Scott Key was written aboard a small boat during a night of bombardment and not on a prison ship as once taught. New research, cited by Woman's Home Companion, suggests Key went to a British flagship to help a friend and completed the verse the next morning on shore.
A visiting older Georgia resident, described as a “cracker,” attended a local church service for the first time in this city. He told a friend the experience was interesting and noted his wife joined him at every meeting, reflecting on his unfamiliarity with local people.
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