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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
1
The Titonka Topicessay argues college songs mirror alma mater pride and questions their beauty. A Yale alumnus offered a $50 prize, later raised to $300, for a dignified university song highlighting aims and achievements. The Yeal prize inspires others to craft enduring anthems beyond game-day hype.
A New York Weekly piece argues women’s historic influence comes from charm of manner and tact, not mere beauty. It notes many admired women lacked beauty yet shaped nations through magnetism and expression, while science advances blur boundaries between life and inanimate things. Some men remain conceited about human primacy.
The New York Sun prints editorials on baldness cures with a spoof remedy about submerging the head and olive oil. Separately, Chicago Aeronautiqua plans four balloons each holding 36 000 to 80 000 feet of gas for next summer. A French deputy urges Britain and France to arbitrate with America and Japan before it is too late.
Iowa Board of Health revised rules on contagious and infectious diseases. It defines infectious diseases, lists contagious illnesses, and mandates physician and official reporting within 12 to 24 hours. Quarantine, placards, and school restrictions are outlined, with duties assigned to mayors, clerks, and health officers.
Public health rules prohibit entry and mandate disinfection and isolation for typhoid, tuberculosis, pneumonia, and other infectious diseases. Quarantine signs, sanitary police, nurse care, and school enforcement are specified with release conditions and special provisions for vaccination and disinfection.
The notice states that the foregoing cards must be presented and issued by the City of Township in a formal WN process. It emphasizes compliance with local procedures and deadlines for card distribution and verification.
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