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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
8
Capt Crute of Watts Camp Roanoke Va testifies to long back ache headaches and frequent urination from gravel. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills a bean sized stone passed and no further attacks. He regained weight and health. Sold by dealers 50 cents. Inoster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The article notes Europe holds most global trade with France importing 300 thousand dollars worth of goods from Canada last summer. It cites 1904 Denmark sending 45 thousand tons of butter to England and expects a 1 million ton level of materials for 1907 delivery, with about half already placed. It mentions American hides shipped to England for processing and potential repackaging, plus coal shipments in May reaching over 3.2 million tons and year to date totals around 19.7 million tons, up from the previous year.
An OCR fragment warns against mercury ointments for catarrh and promotes Mav's Catarric Curse as mercury free, made in Toledo Ohio by Fd. Chines & Co. The page includes assorted quotes and jokes from various newspapers, noting fictional dialogues about duty, gratitude, and daily life with minimal coherent context.
An Indiana physician counsels a patient with stomach issues to abandon alcohol and take Postum instead. The patient recalls trying many medicines and diets without relief, hoping the new beverage will help when prepared as directed.
Skeet Wood, a drifting man, enters Rel Gal Ridge then Pursley where the print shop moved and a poor town asks about roads, posts and courts. He meets Miss Pris, wins her, and marries in Pursley, joining a quiet whiskey operation in a nearby cabin.
Advert shows reduced round trip rail fare to Shoshone reservation border via the Northwest route. Registration dates July 16 and pamphlet request details included. Mentions Lakewood anecdote about an elderly woman and a child asking to crack nuts. Ends with caution about CASTORIA products for infants.
A jumbled collection of outdated phrases and media snippets from various papers mentions figures like Captain Hobson and Gladyss meat avoidance, plus quips about married life, teething syrup and a stray line about a presidential boom. The readable text is sparse and lacks a cohesive story.
Mrs T C Willedsen of Maunlag Iowa writes to Mrs Pinkham declaring that she feels saved by her advice and expresses heartfelt gratitude for the aid received in a brief, sincere testimonial.
A reader recounts two years of ineffective medicines for menstrual disorders until Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored regular cycles and health. The testimonial urges other troubled women to seek the remedy, noting Mrs Pinkham’s free advisory service from Lynn Massachusetts for 25 years.
Supreme Court grants permanent injunction against Bufato, N. Y. City defendants for selling a foot powder imitating the Foot-Fase mark. Allen & Olmsted of Le Roy, N. Y. owns the registered trade mark, with the genuine item bearing the signature on its label. Defendants liable for fraudulently profiting from the infringement.
A London court fined a man two pounds for contempt after he offered a note with no change. A French wife lamented her husband’s study time, joking that she would be a book to keep him company. He replied that she would be an almanac, allowing him to change her once a year.
A Philadelphia Record item notes progress as Mrs Upmore’s new servant shows improvement. The maid was able to sit up this morning and give notice, indicating a cautious step toward stability in a tense domestic scene.
A promotional notice extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as curing Neursigia and Antemia without harmful drugs. It cites Miss Charlotta Van Salisbury of Castleton No 1 who recovers from neuralgia, heart palpitations, dizziness, and fainting after eight boxes, and her sister Sah Van Salisbury who gains strength. Pills sold by druggists or direct from the Dr Williams Medicine Co with pamphlets available.
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