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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1916
Page
8
The article highlights a white and gray bungalow with extensive casement windows for light and ventilation. It details a ground floor of five rooms including two bedrooms, with three more bedrooms upstairs, a full front porch, and a connected living dining area emphasizing open space and privacy via careful layout.
An excerpt from the London Morning Post describes vast stretches of eye imagery along trenches and ditches. The vivid scene portrays Eyes aligned in rows from the edge of the ditch upward, suggesting a dramatic surveillance motif.
An account traces Falkland Islands history from early discovery to 18th century annexation and British takeovers. It describes alleged rivers of stones argued to form from postglacial processes or minimal erosion, their size, depth, and the strange landscape features seen as cliffed stone streams and arch-like strata.
American Norsemen high in authority state about 500000 horses sold for war use totaling about 100 million dollars since the war began. Ninety percent of artillery horses were from draft stallions with small mares. Belgian breed stock in Europe is nearly destroyed and Porvhoren breeding stock sacrificed for war needs. An importer warns few exportable draft stallions remain. Americans must rely on homegrown studs for draft sires for years.
The Superior court judge T J Moll in room 6 is reputed to be accommodating to attorneys with pending cases. A local attorney’s relative who became almost deaf after an accident was told by a specialist there was little hope for hearing restoration. A colleague suggested bringing the matter to Judge Moll for an early hearing.
The longtime official ratcatcher for the British Western Railroad company died recently. For over forty years his family served as ratcatchers. He captured rats alive when possible, once imprisoning ninety in a cage. On a train trip he moved twenty rats to a sack, fell asleep, and woke as rats gnawed through the sack and roamed the compartment.
Letters from readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. Mrs. Gnass of Philadelphia and Mrs. Dungar of Beverly report improvements in headaches back pains hot flashes and nervous distress. The company offers free advice from women and keeps letters confidential.
A royal commission now governs the Naples zoological station with Prof. Sav Monticello of the University of Naples as president. The body promises to continue the Eluation work and to engage in taxing for research. The re export trade this year surged to 61,491,003 pounds from near zero.
Aimed at women with chronic ailments the ad touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a temperance remedy drawn from roots and herbs. It promises to restore womanly health, ease irregularities and irritability, and urges purchase in liquid or tablet form.
The ice-breaking ferryboat Prince Edward Jeland operates on the Straits of Northumberland Canada with passenger accommodations. An unrelated ad promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a liver bowel regulator, and a note mentions a market for suws in Rugai a, a country that does not manufacture them.
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