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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
8
Readable fragments show a disjointed exchange touching on identity and belonging. The lines include references to the United States and cities like San Francisco, with characters named Rosie and Goldig and phrases hinting at personal history and social perception.
A period advertisement promotes a Jersey physician from Red Bank and the Hall Laboratory claiming a “wonderful remedy” cures epilepsy. It asserts old and stubborn cases are helped and urges readers to obtain the Murine remedies through the facility for personal eye and health benefits.
Be ean sraatliye recounts a terse political note with unreadable names and phrases. The fragment hints at a committee or ministry context and a protest or plea but provides few clear identifiers or events.
In a muddled conversation Uncle Rastus questions Gat groun h and others as he mouths a string of dialect riddles about a wood stair or a dime and a street encounter. The dialogue shifts to a grim view of the world and war’s impact as Mr Gadson voices mixed optimism and doubt.
A fragmented testimonial extols Postum as a coffee substitute. The writer claims improved health and strength after switching, noting a husband also benefited and that they will continue using Postum. The account references tobacco and other products in a promotional tone.
A state effort led by the superintendent of public instruction and the highway commissioner urges teaching boys in schools the value of road building. Governors Mason and others advocate hands on lessons to improve rural roads, arguing funding should prioritize highways over armies and navies.
The text outlines signs of azoturia in horses including hind leg stiffness, staggering, sweating, rigid lips, and tremors. Dr. M. H. Reyuelda advises rest for affected horses, reduced grain rations, ample water, daily turnout, and possible cathartics before reintroduction to work. It warns of cautious exercise and notes odor may linger from bedding or contact with substances.
A chaotic town exchange over tea and milk leads to a surprising compromise as a manager admits a shipment shortfall and proposes a milk add on with the purchase of 260 pounds of tea. A customer questions the deal seeking 130 pounds of tea and 160 pints of milk.
A Washington story recounts Secretary of the Navy Daniels allegedly scolding an officer during a conference over drinking. The tale claims the secretary noted a whisky scent then joked it was gin tomorrow, with no names confirmed.
A preacher asked if anyone is truly perfect during a sermon. A pale woman rose and quipped that, by many accounts, her husband and wife were perfect, prompting laughter and reflection among the audience.
An old remedy promotes taking a tablespoon of salts in water before breakfast for two to three days to neutralize urinary acids and ease bladder irritation. The article claims the treatment is inexpensive, harmless, and effective for kidney and urinary issues caused by uric acid buildup.
Fragmentary dialogue discusses how she happened to decline a claim and a demonstration at her house ending with a costly vase breaking. The speakers debate reasoning and the philosophy of Waren as they recall the incident.
A fragment quotes Lemuel Say on philosophy and compassion, noting a man who bears the toothache of another with resignation as a philosopher.
A concise chronicle notes money as a driving force behind many societal harms. It traces how wealth influences power, morality, and behavior, suggesting caution in pursuit and use.
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