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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
1
The fragment recalls Lincoln with malice toward none and charity toward all. It praises his rise from poverty to president and his role in uniting and forgiving the nation. The piece honors his memory, noting emancipation and the reverence given to his name on monuments and tablets.
A compact portrait of Abraham Lincoln's first books and reading habits. The pioneer library of fewer than six volumes centered on the Bible Pilgrim's Progress and Aesop's Fables, followed by works like a US history and Weems's Life of Washington. These books formed Lincoln's early literacy and moral formation.
A fragmented appraisal argues Lincoln’s greatness lies in unseen depths rather than appearance. The essay notes public perception favors surface features like tailoring, while true insight rests in moral restraint and quiet strength.
The piece recalls the 105th anniversary of the First Great American born in a Kentucky cabin. It contrasts early American figures who were foreign to the soil with Lincoln who embodied national character and purpose. Washington and Jefferson are labeled colonial and cosmopolitan, while Lincoln is credited with shaping the nation’s character and destiny.
A historical record notes Abraham Lincoln’s signing and the Emancipation Proclamation. The fragment references Lincoln and the emancipation act, highlighting its enduring historic significance.
The article discusses the solar apex near Vega and Lyra with measurements of the Sun's path among stars. It notes new systematic investigations of stellar radial movements since the century’s start, applying light wave theory to detect approaching or receding stars. It also mentions distant time scales of the Sun’s motion and related implications, plus a stray anecdote about King of Württemberg and a literary note on John Miller Gregory.
Fragmented OCR style text mentions Cyril Maude the Dagliah comedian and assorted garbled dialogue. The readable portions hint at a humorous skit or talk about stage performance and youthful voices, with unclear names and quotes. No coherent events or dates emerge.
A damaged OCR fragment references alleged nonpayment by a person named Low Susplelany toward a board. The readable text lacks concrete context, dates, or jurisdiction, preventing full reconstruction of the notice.
Fragmentary notes reveal a distressed discussion with manager and star Dave Lewis about brightening a stage production. A creative appeal suggests using tinted candles and dye baths to color scenery, with mention of methods involving wood alcohol and or thia agents.
A Baltimore woman reports relief from a six month pain and illness after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims the remedy cures female ailments and notes the product’s long history and lack of harmful drugs.
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