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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
1
A fragment recounts a quarrel between Harold and his father over money. The senior Harold asks for extra allowance, noting past limits, while the father questions why he should comply given previous refusals. The dialogue centers on parental funding and filial expectations.
The notice urges women readers to consider Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims many female complaints stem from kidney disease and promises sample bottles for ten cents via parcel post, with larger sizes sold at drug stores.
An old ad touts Soschee's Syrup as a long used remedy for coughs bronchitis throat irritation and nasal issues. It claims eight hours of rest and easy morning expectoration, noting nationwide use over decades and worldwide trust.
Obscure notes question why Treepsas observe Sabbath traditions. Only garbled phrases remain, mentioning TURNE and tiling work, with unclear context or dates.
William A. Radford explains that after World War I the United States faced a shortage of about one million homes. He describes a federal campaign to stimulate home building and proposes "Own a Home Savings clubs" as a practical path. Bankers would run clubs with deposits and weekly payments to reach a home purchase goal, helping workers save and eventually own homes while boosting construction and employment.
Senator Calder argues that a majority of Americans are tenants and rent to live, urging a national campaign to preserve home ownership. The piece cites rising tenant percentages from 1900 to 1920 and calls for tax reform to balance real estate taxes with other property. It also notes Real Estate Association concerns on taxation fairness and constitutional tax provisions.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a cheap, fast cure for colds and flu symptoms. It claims relief after up to three doses every five hours and highlights no quinine content. The piece also discusses a sensational claim about Chinese beauty practices and facial manipulation by a masseuse.
Fragmented OCR shows an advertisement voice extolling Cascarets to relieve indigestion bile and constipation. It targets men and women, claiming overnight cleansing of fermenting foods and bowel waste, promising renewed energy and comfort after imagining a jazz performance and theater scene.
Fragmentary notes capture a chaotic Christmas scene with garbled phrases about gifts a jar hallway sled and trades. The text references John, Johnny Jones, Wille Smith and various exclamations. Tone resembles humorous diary jottings from a holiday gathering.
Fragmented ad copy claims Ball’s Catarine Medicine builds up the system and cleanses the blood to combat catarrh and nasal conditions. Mentions Toledo Ohio maker B J Cheney & Co and pricing at 9 1000.00 with testimonials and scattered dialogue about music and dining scenes.
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