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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
6
A Tennessee reader claims Resinol ointment cured piles after spending over a hundred dollars on remedies. It is praised for treating itching and eruptions, burns, and eczema. The ad copy urges readers to request samples and notes price options in cents and dollars.
Washington dispatches report Pepper expects favorable House committee action on a pay bill for militia. Muscatine delegates Kemble and Reiding press a nine mile canal from Moscow to Muscatine linking Cedar and Mississippi rivers as part of a major power project. Iowa coal dealers blamed for shortages. tax commission faces constitutional questions. plumbers seek sanitary plumbing law.
The article explores early dentistry with Phoenician gold wire bridge-work from a tomb in Sidon and gold caps in Rome. It cites museum examples in Louvre and Corneto, describing riveted metal bands, civil rights on gold, and mentions Martial and Galen in relation to ancient tooth care.
Bara Allgood of the Irish Players recalls early days in New York's theatre world. She describes meager pay, shared meals after shows, hand-me-down costumes, borrowed props, and a commitment to return gifts and dress items borrowed in Ireland.
Report from the Mediterranean region notes a beetle pest with strong destructive power in alfalfa. Investigations into the spread trace the insects via ships to eastern ports and then overland in prairie sweepings. A vacuum cleaner in a sleeping car compartment contained thirty seven beetles.
The text presents garbled speech about paths and partners, mentioning a Benatox Borghum figure and references to neon tea and slumber. Readable parts suggest a disjointed conversation or coded scene with unclear sequence and missing context.
An advertisement claims a patient reduced weight from 196 to 186 pounds and recovered from kidney trouble after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial says eleven gravel stones passed in one day and the user was cured, urging readers to remember the product name.
Two men dispute who is the lender in a friendship based on a loan. The fragment notes uncertainty about who lends money and to whom, highlighting a vague tension in their relationship.
A garbled advertisement fragment touts Marine Dyne remedy for eye care and Castoria for infants, claiming long use and signature. The text mixes product names, dubious claims, and stray lines about doctors, hospitals, and medicines with no coherent narrative.
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