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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
8
Dialogue reveals an artist’s intention to name a forthcoming magazine New Blood as a nod to vitality and bold branding. The exchange hints at creative direction and the desire for a memorable, provocative title.
An advertisement-style excerpt promises a free book on rheumatism and neuritis by Jessa A. Cube from Brockton Mass. It includes a newsroom dialogue about subscription prices and reader classes, then shifts to a wartime vignette describing a British officer and a front line exchange about knowledge and rations.
Washington states the note to Austria Hungary demands an apology to the American flag and rights. It calls for punishment of the submarine commander and payment of an indemnity. The Petrojite attack in the Mediterranean on December 5 is denied by Austria and the U S response refutes Austrian claims about warnings and supplies.
Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court upholds the mulct repeal law as constitutional, backing state authority to permit cities to tax or not tax property or businesses. The decision resolves the Davenport case begun by saloonists challenging the closing law and indicates wets may seek rehearing.
A salesman touts a home heater to a man, who declines saying his wife handles heating. The exchange shows polite dismissal of a sales pitch and domestic routines influencing appliance purchases.
A drugstore remedy claims to remove freckles with an ounce of ointment applied twice daily. The guarantee offers money back if the freckles do not fade and the skin tone improves, noting most freckles fade with treatment.
Iowa National Guard units face oath at mobilization camp before deployment likely to Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio Texas for mobilization. Dispatches from Chicago and Washington note early departure. leaders expect 40 000 acres mobilization ground with options for more as authorities plan mobilization. A separate Yorktown report notes a horse saving a child from a near drowning at a water tank.
One Certainty and a playful exchange on rubber pavements. A mock dialogue hints at elastic steps for horses to avoid galls while touting Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh as a cure with a money back guarantee. A brief ad closes with a note on the mariner's compass performing needlework.
A London official faces treason and insubordination charges following a May 1 arrest linked to a demonstration. Authorities refuse release as tensions rise amid calls of Dawn of War and Down with Ay during the unrest.
Senate action referenced the urgent deficiency bill carrying about 25.5 million dollars for wartime expenses. The report notes appointments and lines about Washington and a public service commissioner. It mentions individuals such as Mr Wildox and Coles Sor Charles Tushe and shipyard crews with tonnage details.
The fragment reads quips about liquor avoidance and a mysterious remedy called Hanford's Balsam. It oddly mentions Ady Pullure and a so called happy medium tied to séances, appearing as stray notes from a faded page.
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station cooperates with the United States Department of Agriculture on soil surveys. The Ringgold County survey area aims to map soil types and aid agricultural planning.
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