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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
6
Fragmented text mentions legal or civic notes with names and dates obscured. Reading shows references to fines or prices like 75 pene per fold and a Tartan fen, plus police or municipal terms. The readable parts point to an unsettled public or court matter with unclear specifics.
A Washington letter from Senator M. C. Buller of South Carolina commends Pereira Medicine Co. for a dyspepsia cure. He claims catarrh of the stomach causes indigestion and that Pereira tablets relieve stomach trouble after five days of use. The note offers a free remedy sample for 1969.
Frank A. Vanderlip, born November 17, 1844 in Aurora, rose from Chicago reporting to become private secretary and later assistant secretary of the treasury under Lyman J. Gage. He helped launch the Chicago Street Railways supplement and later joined the National City Bank as vice president, guiding a major institution with capital of 26 million and deposits over 226 million.
The piece lauds William C. Trown first vice president of the New York Central as a steadfast optimist guiding Western rail rate policy. It notes his public stance that upcoming rate increases on January 1 will be explained to business interests, portraying him as the high priest of optimism shaping cautious price rises.
The American ambassador at Vienna Charles 8 Francis sinks in favor as critics mock his style and diplomacy. Viennese papers ridicule his English, courtly manners, and missteps while noting his lineage and prior posts. The piece portrays Francis as a beleaguered figure amid a volley of sharp jokes from rival editors and society.
A garbled domestic exchange shows a wife preparing to leave then choosing to stay after a tense argument. The party negotiates a future living arrangement as a guest list forms around a planned dinner.
An old advertisement fragment discusses a mother’s claim of a two year old child suffering eczema and sleep loss, crediting Castoria for relief after six months of other doctors. It promotes Castoria as a trusted remedy used for over 30 years and mentions related health statistics and other ads.
In a muddled Boston scene a property man hurled furniture after a heated, oddly phrased exchange. An actress described altered memories and lively speeches as she clung to her own tale of possession and judgment.
The article discusses Joseph J. Millard of Omaha Nebraska a former U S senator and banker as a likely nominee for the secretaryship of the treasury in Taft s coming administration It notes his prominent role at the Omaha National Bank and his past mayoral tenure while noting widespread newspaper chatter about a pending offer and confirmation.
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