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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
3
A long stream of farm tips covers cattle salt feeding poultry and dairy practices. Topics include barn cleanliness whitewashing poultry houses winter preparedness and nitrogen fixing with clover, plus advice on sheep, ducks, geese, horses, and garden care. Also reads like a domestic vignette with snippets of poems and family scenes.
The readable text mentions a sale of boxes at 50 cents each and a location in Buffalo California or Buffalo something. It references a seller and a post office or postal item but the details are heavily garbled and unclear.
In a clipped review style, the piece mocks stage life with a pretend actor asking for ten gents to shave during Hamlet. It then shifts to a stark tuberculosis statistic from Stockholm, noting 1.61 percent of schoolchildren aged eight to fifteen would be affected if applied to the U.S. system, and criticizes the lack of dedicated tuberculosis schools.
George B. Parker recounts unrestrained political spending in New York. A wealthy candidate seeks William C. Whitney guidance to edge toward the Democratic nomination with staged pre steps and escalating funds prompting commitment to continue costly campaigns.
A Walker County Messenger correspondent reports a trial where a Black man, Crum, faced bigamy charges in a criminal court. After a guilty verdict, Judge Ath Reynolds offered the minimum sentence, prompting Crum to exclaim he would rather go to prison in a rowdy exchange cited from the Atlanta Constitution.
The July 1905 trade report shows Great Britain buying more from the United States than any other three nations. U S exports to Britain totaled 620 million dollars in 1904, surpassing by 19 million dollars the combined exports to France, Germany, and the Netherlands.
A Memphis woman recounts a husband’s illness linked to coffee and credits Postum with restoring his health. The doctor advised stopping coffee and using Postum instead, noting improvements in stomach and heart issues. The couple praises the beverage and endorses the product in a short testimonial.
The item lists several injuries: Abel Toddworth struck by a yacht boom between the Dimnaely and the afterdock. Felicia Polanop injured visiting a stable. Henry Tate bitten by a dog on a front porch. Mat Rennolds wounded by a shotgun misfire while fooling with the weapon.
A rustic dialogue mocks sensational newspaper records. One speaker dismisses amateur feats while bragging of brutal killing prowess and a rough yard work routine, in a rough spoken exchange.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in jumbled form. Difficult to extract coherent events or entities. no clear headline or verifiable facts emerge.
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