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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
8
The scene features a local exchange where Hayseed and two men with a van remove a contrived set of notes. Mrs. Hayseed wishes them joy as the van drives away. A playful exchange hints at hidden notes and a previous habit of sourcing from the old prisoner.
The text outlines a mixed feature about sending poetic pieces to magazines and a monthly poetry section modeled after Kings Vampire, noting a page eleven position and a shift toward studying psychology through art. It reflects on poetry versus sales and the hope to publish varied verse.
Daniel W. Piod the Boston shoe magnate argues at age forty five that economy is key to wealth yet warns against stinginess. He cites a fable of old Willan Brawster of Sag Harbor who refused oysters for shell cost, illustrating prudent restraint.
A fragmented excerpt recalls a quirky exchange about a large paper diagram on a desk. The dialogue suggests a map detailing the path of Marleys comet and a misinterpretation linking it to a dressmaker and Potter.
A fragmented courtroom exchange shows the judge asking about oath understanding while the witness recalls twenty years of marriage and an issue with theatrical expense accounts surfacing on play bills. The odd dialogue hints at a dispute over credibility and financial details.
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Judge De Grath er erred by denying Nathoon's bond since sureties may be freeholders or householders. Clerk Bousquet was ordered to release Nathoon immediately. Nathoon faces transfer to Madison Wisconsin where his wife lies near death and may pass soon.
Reports from July conventions across Iowa note nominations or renomination of district judges including Joseph J. Clark and Charles B. Kelley, with others in Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa. A Des Moines pharmacist leaders’ election, a tragic death in Cedar Rapids, and a notable cement mill project in Lehigh are also recorded.
A threatened general strike by twelve affiliated trades including carpenters, cement workers, masons, plasterers, and iron workers may stop all large city building work in Ded Motned. The dispute involves sixteen contractors and centers on a pending arbitration to settle labor differences.
Waterloo Indiana July 9 An southbound freight broke through a bridge near Orchard and Lois J James of this city was killed Preparatory for signaling for switching at Orchard James was atop the caboose about the middle of the train as seven cars crossed the bridge and the following car struck the structure The caboose and two cars stood on the bank The accident left James as the lone injured person
Merchants of North Dakota gather in Velva for the 12th annual convention with I T Nelson presiding Mayor W J Byerly welcomes attendees. Speakers include R W Burbridge J J Ryan George H Maxwell and Prof Ladd. The program features a ball game banquet auto trips and a bend concert.
The forty ascent meeting of the American Chemical Society opened in the St Francis hotel San Francisco with broad attendance. President Wilder D Bancroft presided and gave a talk on maltiva photography. Sessions continue all week with sightseeing and entertainments planned. An excursion to the Bowling-Swika colonies at Agth is scheduled for Sunday.
Dentists from Ashland and across Wisconsin convene the forty first annual Wisconsin Dental Society session in Ashland July 132 to May 9. Dr. Harvey N. Jackson presides as president as attendees plan a coastal trip to Apostle Islands and a Sand Island fish dinner. A separate note reports Owls chapter activity in Fort Dodge with new initiations and a renewed nest organization effort.
July 7 in Cedar Rapids Iowa James Young a cement contractor from Will iamaburg was fatally struck by a rock land train as he walked near the city. Officials are investigating the circumstances to determine how the accident occurred and how far from his home he was.
Mrs Edward Newnting of Watertown New York describes a severe eczema lasting weeks with intense itching and burning. She credits Cuticura Remedies including Soap Ointment and Resolvent for restoring sleep and curing the condition after about three weeks.
A Chicago physician recalls a visit by five sick children in a makeshift hospital. He gifts them with attention during convalescence, but the youngest betrays the truth about their fear and “hor rid medicine” as he and the nurse offered a playful insult.
Advertisement warns against fake lookalike tablets and urges care when buying well advertised goods. Emphasizes that lasting success comes from a worthy article and persistent promotion, citing Cascarets as an example of strong merit and word of mouth. Cautions readers about counterfeit tablets targeting the public.
The dialogue notes Hamlet's charitable advice to players and contrasts his quiet patience with others, calling him nervous and trasclle in certain scenes, likening him to a stage manager guiding performances.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt returns to public life after months abroad, greeted by large crowds in New York. The Roosevelt party favors White Steamers automobiles for travel between Fifth Avenue homes, Long Island City, and Oyster Bay, with public appearances and meetings highlighted by rapid transit and motor car use.
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