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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
6
Rear Admiral of the U S Navy Washington D C cites Peruna as effective against barracks and field colds and as a preventive to catarrh. He argues timely use prevents progression and that even established catarrh improves with a few doses, urging soldiers and sailors to try Peruna.
A fragmented OCR collage shows quips on grief memory and medicine, jokes about women and compliments, and humorous exchanges from various periodicals. It lacks a coherent article narrative but preserves multiple named publications and punchlines.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Cuticora Cure for sore hands with testimonial from Mrs A E Wennar of Chicago and other remedy ads. Includes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders, cautions against illness, and various patent medicine claims with pricing and contact hints.
In Palouse potatoes ten weighed twenty five pounds. one tops three pounds. A new library for Colored Folks opens in Louisville, Willis Thomas first borrower for a chicken culture book. An actor in Ports shifts to cab driving to escape his ex wife’s wage claims. Horse aging via teeth and wrinkles explained. A Dulverton tombstone notes poison and robbery. Verlin Hamburgs slaughter houses supply stall fed horsefish for German meals. London blunders mix up goods for cheap responses. Indianapolis divorces show low prices with rising legal fees. market brisk.
A health note recounts a Rockford story where a man named Leach claims coffee caused his eyesight loss after years of heavy consumption. Specialists say this is the first recorded case linking coffee to such a ailment, recommending quitting coffee and using Postum to restore strength and health.
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