20 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
1
A health notice extols California Fig Syrup as a safe, gentle remedy for infants and children with upset stomachs and bowel issues. It claims the original product cures constipation and related symptoms, cites a Western mother testimonial, and urges buyers to demand the genuine full-name product endorsed by physicians.
The American Tree Association warns that natural wealth in Cuba and nearby territories is wasted as former forest land is converted to sugar cane and plantation crops. It claims Santo Thantnga, Porto Rico lowlands, and other West Indies areas show extensive deforestation and diminished timber for commerce.
A humorous scene describes Lucky misinterpreting the cue and sitting on the starter chair, causing confusion as he misunderstands the point of the joke.
A vintage advertisement touts a product that supposedly stops burn pain instantly and seals without scars. The copy includes odd phrases and obscure names, mentioning The J. W. Cai¢ Co in Rockford and warnings about firearms appearing to be nearby.
Lolita Forbes, drawn by passion for Harvey Torrence, flees to Gertrude Watson after discovering his true nature. A confrontation with Fred Watterson leads Torrence to kill. Lolita ends in police custody. A stranger lawyer pays her tuition, and her short story wins high praise before revealing her identity. She contemplates giving up, then is rescued and reunites with Warrill.
In a charged confrontation Lolita Forbes reveals herself as Margaret Arrar and confesses love to Mr. Warrill. He pledges support and declares his willingness to marry if she can be found again, while a looming threat lingers and they part with resolve to change.
Lolita wakes to rain and memories of Warrill as landlady Mrs. Hardy brings a long envelope. Inside is a ninety dollar check from a story sale, a compliment on her talent, and chatter about a visitor last night as she dreams of future fame.
The article notes no current vice president flag as of March 2015. A flag was once adopted during Vice President Marshall's 1915 visit to the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. The white flag bore U S arms and resembled the president’s flag.
A fragmented account describes ancient and medieval water conduits and bridges. It mentions a 1874 reference to rivallyen ty and names figures such as Dr. Conatantina Mabiberg and Be ra Tuner in a discussion of aqueduct design and urban water supply.
A new metal named carboloy, made from tungsten carbide and cobalt, was shown at the American Society for Steel Treating convention in Philadelphia. Invented by Dr. Samuel L. Hoyt of General Electric, it can bore concrete and cut glass, outlasting ordinary steel tools even as it wears the wheel.
Aimed at prudent conduct a caution about scorn of drunken acts. The piece discourages betting others money on horse racing and warns a poor judge should not wager on racing outcomes.
The article notes rabbits in Australia were transformed from pests into a national asset. Five years ago no fur industry existed. today about 1500 people work in coney production with $2.5 million capital. Fur garments have become a popular Australian product and industry worth millions.
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