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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
6
A fragmentary 19th century style dialogue notes Brand Whitlock, mayor of Toledo, speaking on discontent and national sentiment. The text parodies political rhetoric, urging self-reliance and ownership while critiquing advice and fiscal restraint. The garbled OCR preserves a sense of public discourse and social yearning.
The ad argues tired blood causes paralysis apoplexy rage and circulatory problems and promotes Tonitiven Co products as safe arteries digestion and waste elimination. It claims aged people need Unimpaired arteries and steady blood for health and peace in old age, selling at 75 cents per box from Buffalo New York dealers or by mail.
Agricultural tips emphasize feeding variety for poultry and dairy cows. Marketing young stock before winter, proper bedding, ventilation, and humane handling are advised. Hog and horse care, fencing, water, and efficient feeds like alfalfa and corn are highlighted to boost profits and health.
A bear entered a Holfringld school in Pau-A, Columbia County, scattering pupils during an exam. The bear pursued children out of the room, causing a panic as Howard Steely fled home and others pursued the animal, until it retreated back toward the building.
A cow fell into a deep shaft at a forty foot prospectors hole near Oroville. Workers labored ten days to retrieve the animal, finally freeing it from a three and a half foot opening. The cow belonged to James Edwards of Thermalite.
A garbled montage of quotes and names hints at satirical prose and misc notes. Fragmented lines mention Margaret, Oliver Wendell Holmes, and varied phrases suggesting a miscellany column with playful, cryptic exchanges.
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