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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
6
Bayer Aspirin is advertised as safe for over thirty years and identified by the names Bayer and genuine. The copy claims physicians endorse it, that it does not depress the heart or cause harmful after-effects, and calls it a universal remedy for pains including headaches and sore throat.
At a state horse sale coliseum judges faced difficulty awarding first and second prizes. A quip from a hopeful spectator about the canter and lope drew cheers, saying the term canterlope sounded like a dinner dish.
AN, Poreward and his wife left Los Angeles for Auburn California to try mining. They bought an aluice box, learned from a miner, and within six weeks collected gold dust valued at 204 dollars in the Last Chance mining district.
Mrs. Chas La Ave Webster Iowa reports rapid improvement after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and other Pierce remedies. The ad urges purchase from druggists and offers free medical advice. In England, a seven year old lioness named Zenita followed girls from a hosiery factory, raided a garden, and was captured in the factory yard.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a boy from Tron College exclaiming about hobbies and a father commenting on work prospects. The muffled text hints at shared pastimes, old friends, and aging, with a touch of humor about adapting to office life.
Prepared by the National Geographic Society the article surveys Florida's rapid transformation from a sparsely settled peninsula to a busy winter resort and agricultural hub. It highlights a planned 186 mile waterway near Jacksonville, the influx of northern tourists, seasonal economic swings, and the state’s evolving balance between tourism, farming, and industry amid infrastructure and health advances. It contrasts North and South Florida, notes population growth from Georgia and Alabama roots, and recalls historical development from St. Augustine to Miami.
The piece extols Brazil as a land of vast scale and abundant resources. It notes Amazonas and Mato Grosso dwarf Europe, and that Brazil exceeds most nations in area. It highlights coffee dominance, diverse raw materials, and a view of Brazil and the United States as complementary partners in global life and industry.
An old health advert extols California Fig Syrup as a proven laxative and nourishing aid for children. It cites a Nebraska mother praising its quick relief of constipation, improved skin tone, energy, and cheerful behavior, noting imitation products exist but genuine syrup bears the California name.
A quip about money and education shows a young man seeking college help and a sharp reply offering aid through subscribing to a magazine for 500 years. The exchanged line hints at a humorous pitch and financial joke from a vintage source.
Promote Cole's Carbon salve as instant pain relief for cuts and burns and healing without soreness. Markets through 11 druggists with prices listed as 30 cents and 0 cents, attributed to J. W. Cole Co of Rockford Illinois.
A snippet contrasts Sunday questions with household routines. It mentions father washing the car, Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as liver and bowel regulators from sixty years ago. The passage comments on Americanism shaped by reading and the handling of imagined troubles.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell’s syrup pepsin for regularity and vitality. It claims benefits for digestion, complexion, and energy, urging daily use and recommending it for children. It warns against overuse of patent medicines and strong laxatives while touting the product as safe and economical.
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