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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
2
A Saner Justice club led by G. A. Roody mobilizes business men to parolees, securing court clemency and wages for families. The group moves cases to healthier settings, supervises wage use, purchases groceries, and protects children, claiming savings in court costs and aid to dependents.
The piece argues disease prevention tied to housing and sanitation, urging laws to fix conditions. It quotes Ralph Bolton urging gravel roads funded by a $500 automobile tax, while General Logan favors a state cavalry unit and trained bloodhounds to aid crime fighting. It notes state meat contracts, corporate incorporations, and Governor Clarke planning announcements amid fiscal misperceptions.
An old advertisement promotes Globe Pine Compound as a concentrated pine formula. Descriptions claim cold relief and digestion aid with multiple dosages labeled for meals and bedtime. The text imitates pharmaceutical copy with brand names and directions.
Detroit Free Press reports a humorous scene where Congressman Ralph Mose and his wife visit a milliner. Mrs Mose confidently chooses a hat after Mose asks the price of forty dollars. The episode ends with the couple navigating social expectations and engagement rumors.
A whistle stop letter from Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas testifies to relief from heart trouble and dizziness after using Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year. He claims rapid improvement and asks others to publish the endorsement. He notes his position as Probate Judge in Gray County and provides dealer and advertisement details for the medicine.
In Washington Balanced Representative Pujo speaks on currency balance insisting it must auto balance and resemble caution. A man and wife scene follows with playful banter about carrying burdens and lighter pockets while a traveling man questions Laura about an Attis station 450 miles away.
A garbled mix of quotes and words mentioning candle maker and stock transfers alongside unrelated nonsensical phrases. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond scattered terms.
United States Senator Jam Davis of Arkansas died Friday at his home from apoplexy. A veteran lawmaker born in 1864, he graduated from Vanderbilt and served since 1904. He married Inda Kenzie. three sons and four daughters survived.
Washington reports Henry Taft nominates Judge Fenton to chief justice to replace the retiring Stanton J. Peille. Obituary notes Harry G. Bland the famed Cowboy Poet dies at forty four. War Secretary Stimson seeks 100000 for army horses while Treasury requests 26000 to stamp out opium. Samuel D Felker elected governor of New Hampshire by the legislature with 322 to 111 votes for Prantlin Worcester.
Henry G. Huey a wealthy retired Wall Street broker shot and killed his young wife in their Great South Bay home and then committed suicide. The couple had reconciled six weeks earlier after she left him. Evidence of a violent struggle was found in Mrs. Huey’s bedroom.
Roswell Miler chairman of the board of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway died suddenly in New York on Friday. He was found dead in bed at his home by a servant in the early hours.
One person was killed and another injured in an incident Friday in the area near an insane facility. Police say a suspect with a weapon attacked victims before being subdued. Further details and exact location remain unclear as investigators review the scene.
Fragmented reminiscences mix references to rose remedies, herbal lore, and food lore with oddities about a butcher shop table of names and a night editor’s room. The text threads through a storm story teaser and sketches of local trades and misquoted lines.
A Michigan reader from Rattle Crash testifies that Grape-Nuts helps digestion and nerves after failed remedies. The user credits Old Experience as a reliable teacher and endorses Grape-Nuts for breakfast to aid stomach trouble and digestion, as advised by Postum Co.
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