23 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
1
Early October session of the American International Congress of Tuberculosis gathered representatives from across the Americas to discuss prevention and cure. The committee on publicity plans an educational campaign with Chaulanauas conventions and fraternal groups to inform the public about preventing and combating the scourge.
The article promotes strengthening weak muscles and nerves, training the stomach for normal activity, and harmonizing the body with healthful forces. It endorses buttermilk as an excellent food for tubercular patients and advises flexible meal frequency to match appetite and food quantity without letting the patient go hungry.
A fragmentary obituary note recalls a contest where folly outshines wisdom. The piece mentions a winner, a sharp rival named Mattocks, and phrases about acting without wit and the folly of seeking praise.
Advice warns against dining protests and promotes natural appetite aids. Outdoor exercise cold baths and a tea bag before meals are suggested to stimulate appetite. Massage methods on the abdomen are described to trigger digestive juices and improve digestion.
The text advises proteids from nuts and dairy as the main energy source for tuberculous patients. It stresses moderate, pure protein intake, thorough chewing, and preferring yolks and milk, with nuts like walnuts almonds and pine nuts as key foods. A daily ration of a pound of nuts plus bread and fruit is proposed.
A historic cookery note lists lentil loaf and nut loaf variations with stale breadcrumbs and sage, plus fruit soups and prunes. It includes Snowball with Prunes, Banana and Nut Salad, Peas Croquettes with walnuts, and Savory Lentils served with tomato sauce.
In a Parker Street boarding house Herr Krug plans marriage to Hedwig and Katrin. Captain Wriggs and Billips navigate love songs, jealousy, and a humorous plan to marry both sisters during a wedding sparked by Krug’s rambling courtship and a practical ore shipyard dispute.
The article argues ventilation cleans the air in homes as the key to health. It stresses simple rules like using attic vents, letting fresh air in without damaging furnishings, and opening windows two to four inches at the top with doors slightly ajar to renew stale air.
A humorous portrait of George and his bride in Washington for a wedding season. The Southern bride questions cost while the husband quotes twenty thousand dollars. George plans a return next week as a candidate for Mr. Loamar's seat amid political opposition.
In a garbled item from Oskaloosa a local tale links Representative Lacey’s hometown to a strained claim about a canant in Rome. A stranger asks for Ryera’s residence and inquires about a pedestrian with a character linked to Oskaloosa, leading to a muddled exchange about the Dyers and Hyers.
An incomplete account recalls publisher Doubleday and Olivey Werford meeting in a hazy lobby. They discuss future travels to Europe and a casual remark about plans to go abroad surfaces amid odd dialogue.
The clipping blends wild phrases about wind, rain, and figures like Katharingd Vynan with fragmented names and garbled lines. It references New York Nines and diamonds, mentioning peculiar views on jewels and a potato reply in a surreal, disjointed style.
The readable text mentions a trial Adueosa Foster Milburn Coy Bultulo in New York for sale by dealers at 60 cents. It notes varied figures including 167 bushels yield, 100 by in Ohio and 220 by in Michigan, with references to acres and losses.
A damaged 19th century text promotes itch relief and a speedy cure for eczema with Cutteura products and Defiance Cold Water Storer. It touts instant relief and a long advertisement section listing several remedies and prices, with references to vendors and places.
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