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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
8
A Maine coast Yankee landlord, owner of a small summer hotel, boasts of high room rates and excellent scenery. A New York visitor asks about the business, and the owner pegs the season’s tally at about 17,008, predicting another profitable year if trends hold.
Testimonial from L Ruggins of Welty Arkansas dated September 20 1900 praises Swamp Root for curing kidney and bladder troubles enabling work. He claims $9 worth cured him enough to work and would have paid $10 000 for lasting relief. J P W A Page notary verifies oath of truth of the statement.
An old newspaper ad from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton promotes Swamp Root. It offers a sample bottle for ten cents and a booklet about kidneys and bladder. It hints at larger sizes available in drug stores and notes the paper’s regular and overdollar pricing.
Iowa officials and former Parole Board Secretary W Garrett testified that indeterminate sentence law fails in administration not design. Jurist Jamison argued the parole approach limits trial judge discretion yet lengthens terms, citing reports of longer average prison stays under the system.
Iowa conference colleges including Drake Grinnell Ames and Iowa discussed the annual town state meet. Senior athletes may compete and representatives debated proposed rates with some dissent. Attendees listed Tol. 1 W W Morehouse Drake Pratt W Dever Ames Dean W W Peters Iowa J R L Main and J West Grinnell.
A Perry packing plant sale transfers ownership from the Van Camp Prcking concern to the Perry Lun company. The deal values the property at about 110 thousand dollars.
To boost canning output, Harburg Waterino Canning Company aims to raise corn acreage to at least 200 acres. Maylog FF50 per ton is the target price, hoping for a profitable side crop this season.
A farmer and bachelor named Bikader E Embertson with two brothers fell from a structure at a northern farm property on Tuesday night and died several hours later from injuries. Police say no large mine activity is involved and the incident is being investigated.
John Atwood, a 68 year old resident of LeMars for thirty years, ran a market garden and grocery business. He was a local Baptist leader and active in community work.
The Baptist church in Vinton was badly damaged by fire started from an overheated pipe. The roof was burned off and walls damaged. The $2,700 pipe organ was destroyed. the church, built and furnished at $25,000, suffered extensive losses.
William Tiecke aged about 28 was killed in a Muscatine hotel elevator shaft. He was crushed when caught in the shaft, with his head severely injured. Law enforcement and investigators noted the fatal accident occurred during maintenance or operation of the elevator.
The article outlines a wedding dress of satin and chiffon with crepe de chine underlayers and long sleeves, featuring fine embroidery and a full Lille veil. Flower girls wear pink crepe de chine gowns with lace and net, each with black velvet sashes. The bouquet consists of white roses lilies and ferns, with satin ribbons and pink bows.
Fragmentary OCR mentions English army gear with worn collars and wide stitched panels. details unclear and statements difficult to verify. No clear events or identifiable names present.
The piece praises hats suited to older women, noting they fit well and stay in place with light weight and refined workmanship. It contrasts black versus colorful hats, emphasizes between seasons styles, and describes two main hat types including a toque frame model and a braid covered design, praising soft, durable materials and elegant, unobtrusive shapes.
A brief mention describes lace window coverings in soft filmy naté fabrics with modern novelty patterns and graceful drape, noting a widow as part of the scene.
A long testimonial-filled appeal touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for various female ailments. Personal letters claim dramatic recoveries. the ad emphasizes honesty of named sources and invites written inquiries to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential responses.
An old advertisement fragment touts Bodds Kidney Pills as a remedy for back pain kidney problems and fainting spells. It claims relief and thanks to the product with pricing 690 per box and mentions a dealer in Biltolo New York and related consumer tips. The text also sparsely references health advice and dietary hints alongside stylistic musings.
The fragment urges mothers to give Castoria to infants and children and to check for the Bush Wehit signature claiming 30 years of use. It then awkwardly questions a person’s life, citing Poor Hatulat periaivly and Greg Dene in a vague aside.
An advertisement claims improved eye health with medical practitioners and a named Chicago company. It references eye birth, vision, and a remedy product, urging readers to consult physicians and use the brand. The prose imitates a vintage style with partial phrases and nonstandard spellings.
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