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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1903
Page
4
A fragment shows a drunken, tongue twister exchange about marriage and flirtation with lines on matchmaking and the comedic rise of couples. An editor complains of declined notices as a writer is urged to mail his manuscript for easier processing.
A reader recounts a dramatic health recovery attributed to Dodd's Kidney Pills. The testimonial describes severe illness, previous failed treatments, and a spotless recovery after taking the pills, portraying the remedy as miraculous and highly effective.
The article touts Western Canada as a land of opportunity for American farmers. It cites John Meara from Cavalier County North Dakota who relocated two years ago and reports high yields in wheat, oats, and flax with substantial profits. It notes liberal Canadian laws and the appeal of farmland to settlers despite initial adjustements.
The report discusses Indian appropriation bills and proposals on the canal treaty. It notes Senate and House actions including opposition to retirements for civil officers and the naval and state appropriations battles. It mentions Mr Morgan and Sen Reyes in a debate over diplomacy and a questioned alliance with Colombia.
Washington February 18 Rapid caucus of Republican senators seeks immediate and future consideration of the canal treaty. Unanimous understanding to allow debate on the measure and related questions as the current session proceeds. Steering committee to set order of questions before the senate.
The government formally accepted to sell the Panama Canal property to the United States for 90 million dollars. The deal would extend government use beyond March 4 next until ratified by both nations, with adjustments tied to the treaty with Colombia.
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