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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1928

Page

6

Grandma's smile and love shape Melly's memory walk

Melly strolls with Grandma watching from the window as memories bloom. Grandma recalls childhood summers, slippers by the stove, and a cherished ability to feel a little girl’s joys and fears. Her unique empathy explains why she feels different from others and why Melly remembers her so vividly.

Ole Melly Gandia Grandma Arthington Lilly Melly Mather Daddy Grandma Little Melly

Fragmented verse hints at lunar goddess and home relics

A fragmented text fragment speaks of love, a wife, and a moon goddess with mentions of Thistleton and Folia. The lines suggest beliefs and relics tied to a home, with a possible turn in perception when first seeing a certain symbol.

Homon

Proverbial Gander Bits On Love And Lawmen

A fragmentary column by Viola Brothers Shore riffes on lovers and luck in relationships. It jokes about doctors, cabbage and roast beef, and hints at social tensions with police. The piece touches on bachelors and self reliance amid urban chatter.

There’s Something Rotten In the State of Denmark Quote

The piece discusses the origin of the phrase There is something rotten in the state of Denmark from Shakespeare’s Hamlet. It notes the line spoken by Marcellus in Act I Scene V as he and Barnardo react to the ghost’s appearance and the suspicious events surrounding the Danish court.

Denmark Epoech Avon Treatiga Baratto Alent Marcellus Lehue

Automobiles Drive Prosperity Says Industry Leader

The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce general manager notes production in nine months exceeds 1927 and projects about 4.61 million vehicles this year. He argues cars are a business necessity, boosting real estate values, employment, and road development, with foreign markets and dealer sales fueling growth across the United States.

National Automobile Chamber of Commerce United States Western Fala Union

Diamonds may be carkon says Reno Rizza

A colorful quote from Reno Rizza cautions that Diamonds may be carkon yet a girl cannot be fooled by an old piston ting Conyxtahts.

Reno Rizza

Mind Superior to Party Quote by Edmund Burke

A fragment quotes Edmund Burke warning against following party opinion when it opposes clear personal judgment. It warns that servitude to party discipline is unworthy for those who value independent thinking. The wording suggests a critique of uncritical loyalty within political groups.

Edmund Burke

World War Veteran Regains His Health From Emulsion

A Maine veteran credits Milks Emulsion with restoring health after a dry climate and illness. He reports gaining weight, relief from a persistent cough, and quick recovery to Portland, Maine. He and his babies use the product, though availability is limited in Maine, requiring shipping from New York. The ad promises satisfaction or money back.

Maine Indianapolis Mike Emulston Indiana Portland New York T. Edgar Dighton Pine St The Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Ind Ady

Like a Vehicle Mrs. Hoyle It is a wonder that she never gets weary

Mrs Hoyle meets neighbors in a witty dialogue about observation and gossip. Mrs Doyle quips that Hoyle would be tireless in watching others, a playful exchange reflecting village humor and social dynamics.

Will Cold Worry You This Winter

Advertises Papea Cold Compound as a quick cure for colds. Claims the tablet form is easy to take and that both men and women rely on the product. Presents no medical disclaimer and promotes constant availability of the remedy.

No Proof He Was a Finished Piano Player

A quoted exchange questions whether the subject was a fully formed pianist. An observer notes uncertainty about the last number and admits not staying to judge the finish. The fragment hints at performance doubt without naming individuals or venues.

The J. W. Cole Co. Ad Offers Carbon Salve Remedy

An advertisement from Rockford Illinois promotes Cole's Carbon salve claiming instant relief from burns cuts and injuries without scars. It targets druggists and suggests sending orders to the Cole company for distribution and use by beauty doctors addressing new wrinkles.

Cole J. W. Cole Co Rockford All

Colleen On Irish Free State Bank Notes Revealed

An article notes the Irish colleen as a popular emblem to appear on the new Irish Free State paper money. Painter John Lavery created the image and later admitted selecting his wife as the model, drawing praise and some amusement.

Ireland John Lavery Sir John Hagel Martyn Chicago Catinder Mugaalne

Butter Color Boosts Dairy Profits Across Farms

Dairymen report higher butter prices by preserving Golden June Color with Dandelion Butter Color. A half teaspoon per gallon of cream yields uniform, streak-free coloring that is purely vegetable and tasteless, meeting state and national food laws. Large bottles sell for five cents at drug and grocery stores. Walls and Richardson Co. of Burlington, Vermont, invites inquiries.

Walls and Richardson Co., Inc Burlington Vermont

Time Period Costumes Contrast In Dress Weights

In Henry VIII times well dressed women wore an 85 pound costume while modern attire weighs three pounds or less with shoes. The text endorses modesty over shamelessness and notes that even the poorest actress can perform well in the divorce court.

Timae Henry VIII

Girl Language and Voice Cultivation Mentioned in Ohio State Journal

A fragment discusses how a girl responds to invitations and self-expression. It references phrases about conserving attention, adoration, and cultivating voice, mentioning Ohio State Journal and Courier-Tournal as sources. The text is incomplete but hints at social language and gendered communication themes.

Ohio State Journal

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