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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment references various unclear terms and names, including mentions of hybodermics and sterile, with uncertain dialogue about reform and confection. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks coherent event or context.
Small corporations protest IRS penalties for failing to report under the corporate tax law. Senator Cummins notes the IRS commissioner cannot remit penalties but may compromise, citing a $10 penalty in a typical case. Several firms dispute the fine, while the commissioner explains limited relief is possible.
Former Iowa governor and Philadelphia financier head of a railroad holding firm urges reduced political focus to spur growth. He notes population loss due to farming families leaving for cheaper lands and promises further recommendations on insurance and convict labor reforms.
W L Douglas former governor of Massachusetts writes in the Boston Herald urging removal of anti trust prejudices and support for large corporations. He proposes a Washington department to license interstate manufacturers and a clear law requiring full capital and periodic public statements with state boards to audit directors.
The piece recounts Robert E. H. Scott and Gamaliel Bradford Jr. with anecdotes on Leo’s unique methods of discipline. A student missteps at a prayer, and the general prompts patience, duty, and concern for family, urging perseverance amid challenges.
Mrs A O Wairohid of Wichita Kansas reports that a severe leg wound from a stair accident healed after using Cuticura Ointment. She also praises Cuticura Soap for facial use, noting it leaves no smarting and cleans without lotion. Free samples marketed via Outlourn Dept 22 K Boston.
A grocery ad promotes a free Mother’s Oats Fireless Cooker. Shopper must cut out a coupon from ten packages to redeem the cooker, with one advertisement per customer. The copy emphasizes saving coupons and collecting them from Mother’s Oats purchases.
A fragmented note mocks Hewitt and Jewitt with a sharp quip about finances and luck. The text suggests a satirical or humor column line about poverty and inability to catch a break. No clear event or names beyond Hewitt and Jewitt are established.
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