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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
6
The readable text mentions pills and boxes claimed to cure a condition, with references to boxes and a person named Duffalo and locations. The fragment lacks clear actions or outcomes but implies a claim of effective treatment and a lack of return of money.
A chaotic clipping blends a social scene with a testimonial about skin remedies. The dialogue touches on amateurism versus professionalism in athletics, a waiterly anecdote, and a medical ad for Cureticura Remedies claiming cure from eczema after months of suffering.
An icollected ad and commentary describe a whiskey based rheumatism mix and a dubious catarrh cure claimed to be constitutional. The text includes references to Jones and a critical public figure debate over medical quackery and sensational claims.
A dialogue reveals how girls feel pressure to present multiple personas to suit callers and dates. They discuss the risk of revealing true selves, the performative efforts to appear desirable, and the social game of admiration and propriety in courting.
Le Foner and three family members were discovered murdered in a Seattle home. Mrs Seeley and Miss Seeley lay in a steamer trunk with the suspect, Nelson Seeley, in undergarments and bloodstained gown. Coroner and police believe Seeley killed them in insanity before taking his own life.
A Fort Smith dispatch reports Grant Quinn attacked Iron Mountain Army officer Burgess on a moving train at Potlea Arkansas as Burgess prepared to take him to Little Rock as a deserter. Les Quinn fired, Burgess returned fire, and several passengers aided. Grant Quinn fled from the train after jumping off, while passenger Frank Frasaleld of Mulberry suffered a presumably fatal wound.
Secretary of the Navy Newberry outlined a program to send building material for earthquake shelters. The Eve will load first, enough for about seven hundred homes, ready to sail today. In three weeks additional vessels will be loaded and sent to Italy, with four to five more ships to follow to supply 2 500 to 3 000 houses.
On June 18 Judge Lawrence Sherman submitted his resignation to Governor Deneen as the term of the lieutenant governor ends. He cites an important law case in Peoria requiring his presence and will not attend the inaugural ceremonies. Senator S C Pamberton will preside over the early senate session.
A blaze near Park Square in Sura Boton Massachusetts destroyed a repair plant and the Park Square Hut Trend station train shed. About 48 automobiles valued around 150 dollars were damaged or burned as the fire spread to a pavilion used for exhibitions.
A 1908 harvest briefing notes Western Canada and the United States, predicting a bumper wheat crop of about one hundred million to one hundred ten million bushels if seasons stay favorable. It highlights rail traffic gains, broader trade, and banks easing credit, with Cardston Alberta letters praising wheat yields and cattle fattening.
A boy, described as an only child with a limited vocabulary, speaks of a past friend and a neighbor boy with a shy, affectionate smile. He recalls a motherly remark about his dear playmate and swears to pronounce words beautifully, expressing gentle longing.
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