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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
3
Mrs Lacy Quebeck of Mechanic Street Lince Vailey HL recalls eight years of kidney trouble with back pain and irregular secretions. She reports relief began after using Doon’s Kidney Pills and the symptoms gradually disappeared. Sold by all doctors at 2 boxes Fos ter Whurn Co Winston?o N. (illegible).
Kelcey recounts Artenius Ward’s night with roaches in his home. A roach he saved using a walnut shell and toothpicks later returned kindness by attaching a hair to a toothpick and “fishing.” The caretaker says his home is now full of roaches and fond memories of that act.
J M Barrie titled What Every Woman Knows shares anecdotes about his own missteps. A friend’s visit to a play prompts a bemused remark on a “quiet street” and a theatregoer endures another’s hat issue. The piece reflects light social satire from Women’s Life.
An old advertisement extols Postum as a coffee substitute, noting rural preference for cash payments and avoiding checks. It claims coffee harms digestion and insomnia, sharing a testimonial from a Tennessee woman who improved after stopping coffee and using Postum, attributed to W. K. Kellogg.
A narrative scenes a crisis where Philippine surrender shocks leaders, Japan advances, and the United States isolates its ports. Guy Hiller travels to London amid a Britain seeking explanation as protests and mobilization surge across nations.
Fragmented archival text describes strife and economic disruption as armies swarm the countryside. The passage hints at plunder, forced labor, and chaotic power shifts with villagers enduring shifting loyalties amid unrest.
A Denver reader cites relief from female health issues after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad highlights thirty years of the remedy's history and invites sick women to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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