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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
6
A broad range of farm guidance urges alfalfa seeding for soil and feed efficiency, with emphasis on manure management, proper barn conditions, and prudent livestock care. It covers crop rotation, silo building, dairy income, and the value of high quality poultry and feather products.
Governor Ferris hears that mine owners refuse to recognize the Western Federation of Miners as talks collapse. Union leaders testified, denouncing violence while troops prepare to be withdrawn. Officials report no authority to end the strike, but union officers hint at settlements affirming workers right to join groups.
Madison reports a fatal shooting at Irving School where John St. Spooner, nephew of ex senator John Spooner, killed kindergarten teacher Bully McConpull as children were dismissed and then shot himself. Several pupils escaped injury in the ensuing panic. Spooner was married. McConnel was a friend of his wife.
A disaster on the treacherous Fraser River rocks in British Columbia claims 75 laborers from a Grand Trunk Pacific crew. Seven survivors included Angelo who escaped with 28 others. The incident follows a frail satho collapse and river current sweep.
Charles Pechard a Paris police official patents a gun sight device. A metal tube with a light and mirrors projects a target guiding dot four rods away enabling aiming at a burglar’s torso. Powered by a small battery carried in a pocket or under a pillow. The device can attach to a standard pistol and be used as a display of force.
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a child health aid for constipation. Claims safe tonic effect, suitable from infancy to adulthood, with emphasis on gentle action, permanent relief, and money back guarantee. Endorsed by a Mr John Dey of Bloomfield and a testimonial about Little Marie. Available fifty cents, postpaid by mail from Monticello Indiana.
A testimonial from Mrs. W. Steragusson of Independence Oregon credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Worm for rapid relief from nervous prostration heart palpitations fainting and misery. A Maine reader Mrs Hayware Sownrs reports relief from back pain sleeplessness and fatigue after using the remedy for a year.
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