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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
6
A fragment notes Mrs. Dubwaite as a romantic figure who believes souls between her and Dubwaite have sought each other across centuries. Her talk unsettles him and he, though ill at ease, would apologize if he truly believed in souls.
An advertisement claims Resinol Soap and warm water can clear the skin by cleansing pores and removing pimples and blackheads. The guide suggests daily use for cleansing and a cold rinse, with Resinol Ointment for severe cases and notes the product is sold by druggists.
An old ad touts LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE as a stronger tonic with laxative effect and no head impact, claiming it outperforms ordinary quinine. The copy notes fashion tips and dressmaker needs, with a 25 cent price point.
Des Moines reports the Iowa Department of Justice has not decided on action to block railroads from increasing interstate passenger fares from 2 cents to 24 cents. Attorneys general and railroad officials in several states met in Omaha to discuss a possible federal court injunction. The Iowa group believes scant grounds exist to enjoin the tariff rise, noting the Interstate Commerce Commission holds power over rates with no appeal until its decision.
Iowa seeks timely payment of war revenue taxes under the re enacted act with penalties for January. Returns for individuals and corporations due by March 7 to avoid penalties. For year ending June 30 1914 corporate taxes totaled 409473 dollars and individual taxes 264915 dollars. Seed corn outlook discouraging in Black Hawk county only 13 percent of show corn seeds strong. Farm values Iowa up by 57.34 dollars per acre over ten years, higher than most states except four.
Cascade residents petitioned the Dubuque county board to bar liquor sales for medicine in the town. Signed by more than 400 citizens, they argue a permit would be abused. The board referred the matter to the district court which holds proper authority.
The article describes coats made from smooth cloths like broadcloth with velvet collars and cuffs, double breasted with high collars and flaring skirts. It notes novel belt placement, buttonwork, and velvet inlays, emphasizing warmth, roomy cuts, and a conservative yet smart, non sports-style aesthetic.
The light satin foundation remains essential for party gowns with contrasting over fabrics. Gowns feature deeply slashed foundation skirts, uneven over draperies, and bold finishing details like narrow ribbon bows and metallic laces. A simple gown pairs baby waist satin with chiffon panels, opalescent sequing, and pastel chiffon roses. Satin slippers and matching silk hose complete the ensemble.
Letters from Lynn and other cities recount how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aided women with female troubles after doctors urged operations. One 20 year old reports weight gain and relief from bearing down pains, others describe improved mobility and health.
A boy sits on a counter awaiting pay after buying goods at a glove factory. A senior orders him to report to the cashier and be paid off, remarking they do not need workers like him. The boy protests that he does not work for them.
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets for cleansing bowels stomach and liver. It promises gentle nightly action with no griping, costing 10 cents a box and preventing ailments like biliousness indigestion and constipation by morning. It casts Cascarets as a health staple for men and women and mocks harsher laxatives.
A manager debates a star's weekly pay, noting figures hinge on whether addressing the Income Tax collector or the public. The remark exposes fluctuating salary figures and the ambiguity of the discussion.
A married woman from St Helens, England was recently sued for 100 dollars over a betting dispute. The ad touts VAZOOLNTMENT as a cure for filum bruegists and promises relief in fourteen days with a converting refund policy if it fails.
Physicians including Dr Eberle Braithwaite and Dr Simon endorse urine analysis for disease clues. Write Dr Pierce Buffalo NY for free advice by mail with a sample urine description. New remedies claim to remove uric acid. ask for Anuric, Favorite Prescription, Golden Medical Discovery, and Pleasant Pellets with small trial packets.
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