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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. Sallie Siefert of Pottsville Pa reports four to five years of female trouble and irregularity, improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, gaining over twenty pounds and becoming able to work. She urges others to try the remedy and offers her testimonial for publication.
Lonely Tonnibel Devon lives with an abusive father and discouraged mother on a canal boat In Ithaca she meets Salvation Army captain Philp MacCorley Uriah Devon returns from a spree and arranges a marriage for Tony to Reginald Brown Mrs Devon objects Lilah defeats her and hints at a hidden secret involving Tonnibel
Tennibel is trapped on a boat with her drunk father and violent lovers. She escapes into a lake and climbs a pine while men pursue. A canoe signals rescue as she returns to a mother battered by Uriah. She finds a worn photograph marked My baby Caroline Pendlehaven with a note from Dr Pay Pen.
Edie seeks money and medicine for her mother and counsels a risky exchange with Paul Pendlehaven. Doctor Pendlehaven worries Reginald’s thefts threaten the family’s standing as he debates intervention with Mrs. Curtis while the Pendlehavens’ mansion anchors a tense Ithaca drama.
A compact collection of aphorisms and reflections. Carlyle asserts man seeks a higher blessedness beyond happiness while cartoons critique multi faceted individuals and caution about overreach and errors.
Two federal prohibition agents on a North Vernon to Indianapolis train misread a scene with an elderly colored couple and a heavy suitcase. When challenged they opened the case to find six cans of home preserved goods.
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt reports a new collector seeking help to collect a bill from Mr. Wadleigh. The collector explains that visits cause severe distress and groaning, leaving him unfit for work for the day. The piece illustrates the strain of debt collection.
The piece notes that dialogue between the living and the immanent spirit world appears in conversation and repetition. It discusses how repetition of common phrases reflects the tension between presence and absence in Clutton-Brock’s Atlantic Monthly essay.
A screech from a rear room at a Columbus tea house drew patrons’ attention as a mouse ran under a table. The in charge worker reassured the frightened crowd and continued her task of tying up candy for two young men, noting she would not want to be back there herself.
In a quaint children tale a boy named Donald mishears a morning routine and declares he has sheep in the meadows and news in the garden. His mother’s gentle concern frames a playful moment of imagination and illness worry.
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