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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1918

Page

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Best Medicine for Women Woman's health remedy praised

A Portsmouth Ohio woman writes of relief from irregularities pains and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring her health and urges other women to try the product while offering Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts as a source of guidance and support.

Portsmouth Ohio Lydia EB. Pinkham Sara Shaw R. No. 1 Portamouth Mra Shaw Cellel Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham

Women at Paris Red Cross rest station display ingenuity

Seven women workers at a Paris Red Cross rest station improvised by converting empty gin cups into drinking cups for German prisoners assigned to the camp. The head worker organized the labor, using available materials to quickly supply well-made cups with handles.

Paris Red Cross Ahera

Cutleura Remedies Ad Advises Itch Relief

An old advertisement promotes Cutleura Ointment for soothing itching with gentle rubbing, followed by Cutleura Soap. It offers free samples from Cutleura Dept X Boston and lists prices 25 cents for Soup and 25 or 50 cents for Ointment.

Dept. X Boston Mall Soup

Boldler's Peace and the Soldier's Call to Duty

A fragment speaks of war and peace within a soldier’s chivalry, contrasting destruction with the sense of service and brotherhood that can grant peace through self sacrifice.

Boldler

LAXATY 4 IUMU OUININ Price Increase Sparked By Demand

The text notes a price rise for LAXATY 4 IUMU OUININ due to demand from universal nations and advances in theories of treating colds and urban ailments. It cites medicinal and concentrated extracts as core ingredients and claims tested performance over a quarter, with emphasis on universal use across civilizations.

Perpetual Motion Debate on Women’s Question

A fragment reflects a public debate on gender roles with a character named Whit predicting an enduring struggle. The dialogue suggests persistence of the woman question, while another speaker resists the notion of an end to the discussion.

Untitled Notice Fragment Highlights Garbled Text

Fragmentary OCR passage mentions remedies and advertising references with unclear names and motives. Content is largely incoherent, lacking clear event, date, or identifiable entities for precise summary.

Aircraft evolution reshapes war air power in 1910s review

A reporter surveys evolving warplanes and bombing machines across nations. He details Caproni Gotha Albatross and Pomilio designs, wing configurations, armament layouts, and performance claims, contrasting reconnaissance and bombing models while noting Liberty and other motors under test.

Aritup Bening New Sark Mie Ale Tocomulesnice Nutehines Intelligence Service Hacarular Plus Noliters de Sywittlava Wasps Healy Eitles Severil Ted Armenia Pat Yo A Turin Reine Gotha Nieuport Caproni Fokker D. Halierstadt Albatross Tumpter Aysatikt Tris Moreniey America Trallan Oviters Bost Severn Ames II Wonderful Isotta-raschini Company Jnul Liberty Tate Newfoundland Treland S. Ve A. Ag Lt Austin Futbe

Naming of Warships Reaches Exhaustion of State Names

The article notes a rule that first class battleships be named for states before cities or persons. It cites Secretary Cauilels assigns names New Mexico California Tennessee Mississippi Idaho to five Superdreadnaughts, exhausting unused state names. It recalls earlier choices Constitution, Constellation, Saratoga, Lexington, and others, plus renaming ships Old Constitution and Old Constitution. The Saratoga is identified as the former New York.

Walter Scott Meriwether Raider Cauilels New Mesto Californi Tennessee Mississippi Idaho Movlaet Congress Navy Register Constitution Constellaton Saratoga Tanger Lexington Constellation New York Wich Sampson

Alexander Cruden and moral correction in historical note

A fragmented reminiscence recalls Alexander Cruden known as a concordance maker serving the British government as a moral corrector over 160 years ago. The text links this to modern business leaders offering expertise to government under belief they can perform tasks beyond ordinary experts.

Socrates Athens Alexander Cruden England Chrristian Science Monitor

Peculiar Christmas superstition in Montenegro

A Montenegrin tale describes peasants believing an iron kettle hung over a fire remains cool on Christmas night. The legend links a Bethlehem stable chain to the Virgin Mary handling it, turning coal and burning her hand, thus explaining the anomaly.

Montenegro Bethlehem Christ

Knitting Nerves Warn of Epidemic Says Doctors

Physical director Dr. Louis R. Weltmuller of the West Side Y M C A and Dr. P Christensen warn of a “knitting nerves” epidemic among women. They cite overwork and concentration while advising upright posture and quitting when fatigue begins to ease strain.

New York Louis R. Weltmuller West Side Dactyl Welzuiller P. Christensen Psychological Research Society Weinzmiller

Boschee's German Syrup touted for coughs and colds

Advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup for coughs bronchitis and throat illnesses claiming it aids a good night’s sleep and easier morning expectoration. Notes price of 80 and 90 cents and widespread use. Then a brief sketch of famous East policemen and ships once under the Spanish flag with a note on the Villalobos renamed the Villugo.

Boschee United States St. Nicholas Petrel Dewey Monin Bay Cuban Callao Don Juan de Austria Eleino Isla de Luzon Pampanga Quiros Sandoval Samar Villalobos Spain Santiago Ma Oila Bay

Salonika Recovery Plan Builds 4500 Homes

Greece will spend 1,158,000 dollars to rebuild the burned district of Salonika with 4,500 new homes. The effort follows past damage and aims to restore housing and infrastructure.

WII Salonika Greece

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Ature Garfield Ten Ady Enterprise and Advertising Megest Dean Ernest Wiethocker Madison St St. Charles D. Wolter Wiethoelter Doan Burn CO Buffalo Pomilio
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