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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
6
The British Dental Association reports a start on supplying dental aid for soldiers. Six dentists with temporary lieutenant ranks in the Royal Army Medical Corps have left for France, with more drafts planned for service near the firing line.
A vintage remedy touts Sage Tea and Sulphur as restoring natural hair color and preventing itch and hair loss. The ad claims home mixing is costly, but Wyeths Sago and Sulphus Hair Remedy provides a ready solution for about 60 cents.
A fragmented exchange features a pun about a drone and ceiling and a quip about a man named John being floored. The text also asserts Pew women are dangerous for often falling before acting, reflecting a controversial stereotype within a brief, disjointed dialogue.
The speaker warns against contempt for the legislature while urging bold, constructive public action. He cites farm, road, school improvements and Capitol grounds development, praising cooperation among farmers, merchants and citizens, and notes Iowa’s wartime sacrifices and progress toward a stronger commonwealth.
A Richmond Missouri Missourian column echoes Jewell Mayes on critics acting as helpers rather than burdens. It argues boosters and knockers aid media, urging editors to tolerate dissent and keep reporters funded.
An advertisement touts Cutaneous Beap and the Ointment for cleansing and purifying skin and soothing rashes and dandruff. It promises creams for skin, scalp, and body with claims of purity and preservation. A postcard address for Cutlrea in Boston is included.
A battered snippet warns mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the familiar signature. It notes Castoria as a safe remedy for children for over 30 years and urges vigilance against fakes amid garbled advertising and stray phrases about conscience and poverty.
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