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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
1
A literary snippet reflecting weathered verse on love and dawn imagery. The fragment cites William Wallsce Wiilotock and appears as poetry notes from the New York Herald, mentioning robins thrushes dew woodland and fading afterglow with music in a lover's gaze.
A weary ranch wife at El Dorado in Mexico days away from a dull, demanding life sees solace in a Mexican suitor Rafael. She agrees to run away with him, dreaming of a freer future as she recalls distant mountains and a lifetime of unmet hopes.
Fragmentary text shows distorted dialogue with mixed dialect and slang. The speaker questions origins and location while referencing drinking and departure, ending with a vague search for an older woman and a call to return to the states.
The piece describes women taking up bee hunting using a small two story box with a syrup lure to trap bees. They observe through a glass, slide the lid, and lead bees along a line from flower beds to hives, creating a bee trail as a linked pursuit across fields.
Poetic fragment credits Charles Mackay and speaks of steadfast hope through hardship. It urges enduring toil and inner strength as night gives way to dawn and spring. The piece blends religious imagery with personal resolve, promising better days and cherished family love.
A simple medicinal bath prescription for nervous sleeplessness. Four ounces sea salt, two ounces ammonium compounds, two ounces spirits of camphor, eight ounces pure alcohol, hot water to two quarts. Dissolve sea salt, cool, mix ammonia and camphor with alcohol, add gas water, shake and bottle. Use with a salt sponge over the body until the skin glows. rest follows the bath.
A toxad steer fet overboard from a coastwise steamer was seen miles offshore by a Jersey hotel keeper. He reported a mysterious horror sea serpent with a jet black body and a flailing tail, spouting water like a whale, in the disturbed waves.
A Tybet correspondent recounts mules surviving a fall into a lake after slipping from a pass. One mule appeared drowned but the next day a convoy recovered it frozen, with its body partly preserved, and the animal later dug out of the ice by the workers.
The Populist National Convention nominated Watson for president and Tib bles for vice president after withdrawing Allen and Williams from the ticket race. The platform was a concise renewal of the Omaha 1892 platform. Watson’s stance toward Hearst remained unclear as delegates wrangled over credentials and party rules.
A July dispatch from Che Foo reports heavy fighting around Port Arthur with Russian forces defending Kai Chou area. Tokyo sources claim eight Japanese guns captured near Port Archer and Russian losses over 7 000 killed with hundreds wounded. Chinese carriers describe Russian casualties and Japanese advances within six miles of Port Arthur.
London dispatch reports 774 south on hiverd the Danish steamer Norge with 128 saved, 646 missing. One child died in a lifeboat. survivors landed at Storlo wy yesterday. Vessels search the vicinity for more survivors as grim toll decreases by twelve. Aberdeen notes another lifeboat with seventeen survivors from the Norge disaster.
General Kuraky reports two Russian battalions attacked Japanese outposts at Mao Tlon pass at dawn July 4. Russians were repulsed then pushed back. Japan pursued toward Mao Tien. Casualties cited as forty five dead on the Russian side and thirty wounded with ten killed on the Japanese side.
The July Woman's Home and St Nicholas present travel pieces like the “Last Day of All Nations” and “Sporty by an Ocean-Liner” along with fiction and notable articles. The issue highlights government actions in the Chicago Strike, serials in St Nicholas, and Lawson's dramatic exposé on finance.
Fragmentary dialogue cites a stingy woman and an employment agent discussing Mrs Goodson. The garbled text mentions questions about leaving, niceties, a judge, and references to value per gallon and a beverage or substance. Unclear events and speakers limit precise meaning.
Fragmentary OCR items describe a minister and deacon baring disagreements over church money and lotteries. A potbellied bag in Kanene Je tus G. Groves of Wadwardaville is noted with colored attire and feeble yields. A curious Indy is referenced, and a stray call for baptism by a local Be aring the fallowing overbone whist resently appears near Ganette.
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