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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
6
Marta Lanstron assists wounded in a frontier hospital scene as ambulances arrive from the front. She brings flowers, voices concern for Emily and the men, and watches war’s modern brutality unfold through shrapnel injuries and urgent care.
Dellarme and two Gray regiments hold a trench against relentless assault as scouts advance under fire. Stransky, Marta, and Minna interact amid exhaustion, hunger, and looming withdrawal, while orders push a final push toward the Galland house before noon.
An old health ad claims meat forms uric acid that damages kidneys and urges a daily salt drink to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys. It promotes a salty lithia-water preparation made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, sold at pharmacies, as a remedy for bladder and urinary issues.
Readable fragments describe actors described as they dine and discuss identity hints. The text presents a dialogue about hover eating habits and gendered phrasing with an abstract, almost surreal tone.
An old advertisement touts Cuicura products for scalp care claiming shampoos and ointment clear dandruff soothe irritation and promote healthy hair growth. It invites readers to sample free by mail with a postcard request to Cuticura Boston.
A brief domestic exchange features Lite urging haste as a wife struggles to button a dress in back while Tubby recalls never having worn such a garment. The dialogue hints at domestic roles and a playful power dynamic.
Mrs Heavysewell notes a German butler was left after a row. Mrs Eppycare recalls he complained the cook failed to observe strict neutrality while serving Irish stew. Tudge records the exchange highlighting a domestic quarrel over service and propriety.
An onlooker recalls a chaotic scene as a photographer attempted a group picture. The crowd surged toward the lens, everyone vying to be in the shot, causing the photographer to flee.
A Cincinnati correspondent recalls A. J. Drexel of Americana volunteers in British service describing his furlough visit at the Ritz in London and his time sleeping eight feet underground in a clay cage in France. He notes the bed as a door and the sky roof as another door with a two foot square hall as entrance calling it luxurious diggings.
A doctor from Arkansas says coffee caused indigestion and that stopping coffee and using Postum improved his health. He cites personal recovery and weight gain, and mentions a Michigan doctor’s patient who also benefited. Postum is sold in Regular and Instant forms with pricing.
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