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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
6
An unreadable excerpt shows scattered phrases about a notary expires 1914, a Bent, Minneapolis city, a Wichita sample bottle booklet on kidneys and bladder, and a drugstore sale price. It mentions Witmer & Co of Binghamton and an architectural print of a finished building from Puck.
A distressed mother reports she used Resinol and a neighbor’s box for her child’s rash resembling Kyzema. Samples were applied and rapid improvement followed, with two jars giving complete recovery in two days. Geo H Ames, Boulder Colo.
A Chicago Tribune styled gag quotes a bearded lady and an armless wonder reacting to a claimed catalogue of a safely Roger factory. The piece satirically reports on a theatrical or circus scene with implied controversy around an item or accusation.
A fragment from a period piece shows a character in a kitchen preparing meals for a doctor’s wife, the doctor, and a student. The dialogue hints at domestic duties and social roles within a family setting.
The readable fragments reference reform pace and public tensions. It notes gas related deaths and a physician named Dr. va Palla with unclear context. A stray quotation about “the ax” and bearing smite hints at local grievances and social strain amid uncertain details.
A lengthy appropriation bill outlines funds for the Iowa State College system including Ames facilities, Cedar Falls improvements, and University of Iowa related names. It lists amounts for libraries, laboratories, equipment, land, and grounds, totaling substantial sums across multiple campuses.
Amid party quarrels the House pauses the Oregon Plan primary bill by a 32 to 18 vote with eight absentees. Debates focus on giving people more power to elect United States senators while preserving current vacancies and constitutional limits. Several senate bills and appropriations are listed, including funds for state dairy, railway reports, and public works.
The exposition featured wheat and barley successes led by Candia exhibits and a strong turnout of farmers many of whom are now Canadian citizens. Alberta and Saskatchewan entries won silver cups and diplomas from the Tri State Board of Examiners. Canada’s surveys anticipate large homestead activity next spring and summer with substantial American migration and growing official interest.
Report on Martin Lomes ney at the Cape Cod commercial travelers dinner with Representative Fope of Leomineter. Conversation notes include advice about communication and a quip on not writing if speech suffices. The piece ends with a whimsical aside on drink and a dry smoke.
An advertisement claims thousands of women testify to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing female ailments. It lists names and locations, asserts no compensation was given for endorsements, and emphasizes honesty and truth in the claims about the medicine's merit.
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