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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1915

Page

6

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Suffering Woman

A Missouri woman recounts severe illness and nervous spells. After trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improves greatly and credits the product with saving her life. The letter promotes the medicine and invites readers to write for confidential advice.

Unionville Avaryone Lydia B.ham Martha Seavey Jonville Missouri Lydia Pinkham Prain gEham Medicine Co Mass

Counter Invitation Reveals Morning Lawn Care Exchange

The fragment shows a dialogue about waking up and watering duties. One speaker notes waking at five to ask another to tend the lawn mower for an hour, highlighting a morning chore arrangement.

Fragmented quotes reveal social satire on health and discipline

A jumble of quoted lines from Detroit Free Press and National Monthly mocks moral discipline and household routines. It features a woman debating moral discipline to justify a husband’s eating habits and a vignette about aging generations represented by three figures at a conservatory.

National Monthly

Divided Ownership in Country Lane Encounter

A night-time scene on a country lane features a boy guiding a pig cart. The gentleman questions who owns the fine pigs and the boy answers the owner is a beggar for fighting, prompting the elder to clarify who is the master of the herd.

Thad Ray

Fractured Era Soap and Oddities in New York Life

A mix of thrift ads for Cuticura skin products and a tangential tale from New York describes free samples offered by mail. The piece also includes a humorous exchange about gloves and a cook’s tour with references to a touring car and a possible medical concern.

Cuticura Dept. XY Boston Adv New York Molly New York Dyeping Post

Iowa Banks Free Reserve Funds Under New Law

Des Moines reports a new Iowa law reduces reserve requirements for savings and time deposits, freeing an estimated 10 to 20 million dollars held by banks. State banking head A. O. Wolever says release will boost liquidity as demand grows, with several banks already hoarding funds on certificates of deposit beyond demand deposits.

Des Moines Iowa Banke le State Banking Department A. O. Wolever State Banking Department Iswa

Women of the past inspire art and virtue in Renaissance times

The article argues that noble women such as Isabella, Veronica Gambara, and Vittoria Colonna guided artists like Raphael, Mantegna, and Michelangelo. Their refined culture uplifted hearts, supported learning, and linked art with life, prompting reflection on future generations.

Castiglione Raphael Isabella Ariosto Mantegna Costa Castello Mantuan Veronica Gambara Fathter Corregiio Vittoria Colonna Michaelangelo Aelone

Shunned by the Mexicans ancient caves and the dead

The article describes Mexican cave lore where skulls and bones of former inhabitants lie in various caves. Natives fear entering these places and recite protective rites. Explorers report eerie legends of death and evil spirits blocking exits and disturbing scenes of murder or wickedness.

Mexico Darkness Maxican

Important ruling in Iowa Homestead law clarified

In a landmark decision by Judge Reed in Dubuque the Sheldon bankruptcy case preserves Mrs Coles homestead for exclusive use, overturning trustees reports and granting her full brick building. The ruling strengthens Iowa homestead protections and alters trustee approvals in bankruptcy.

Sheldon Reed Dubuque Iowa

Boone's Big Building Boom Aims for Modern Three Story Structure

The article notes plans for a new three story building to be erected soon by L and H Goenpinger, located a block from the sight story, with the current building under instruction. It mentions a flagman named Crusher To Death, Fort Madison Frank Bennett of New Boston, and a Bee tion gang worker killed by a freight train between that place and Argyle.

Boone News Dereht L. and H. Goenpinger Bani Filding Flagman Crusher Fort *Madison Frank Bennett New Boston Lagman Beetion Argyle

Attorney Acquitted in Iowa City Shooting Case

Wealthy young attorney from Iowa City, Fred Cochran, was acquitted after trial for allegedly striking Abe Reidel with a revolver. The case involved a significant local figure and drew attention to the legal process in the city.

Towa City Fred. J.cochran Jowa Gity Abe. Reidel Bate Towa Walves

Would Hurt Business Signs Spur War Talk Campaign

A fragmentary exchange hints at a business team losing investors and attempting to sell signs that oppose war talk. A saloon keeper is mentioned as a potential buyer, with notes of discouragement and failed sales efforts.

Dinner question and privilege debate in casual exchange

A fragment shows a visitor asking about dinner time with a hungry tone. The reply hints that the objection to special privilege stems from being not permitted to enjoy it.

Terribls

It Takes a Good Man to Bone Home the Bacon

A fragmented note on meat price trends and New Year expectations notes rising meat products and the idea that quality helps secure better bargains as prices shift.

The Bay Thursday Echoes Week’s End Plans

A child asks about Friday while a parent corrects that today is Thursday. The conversation mentions anticipation for Saturday and a promise from Uncle George to take the child to the drug store and buy a sundae.

the Bay George

Fragmented Opinion Exchange on Woman Suffrage Debate

A fragment from the Washington Star shows a heated exchange about women’s suffrage. One speaker questions women’s intellect while another student asks about a graduation essay, illustrating contentious attitudes toward gender and scholarship.

Washington Star

Irish Market Exchange Tale Fragments

Fragmentary dialogue depicts a quirky market scene with an Irish farmer and a traveler discussing the exchange of a coat. Odd wording and broken phrases hint at a humorous folk tale vibe without clear resolution or names. the language suggests a rural market barter moment.

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