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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
4
A fragmented meditation traces fashion's power over society from Paris to New York, describing pigs on parasols and the commodification of taste. It laments how consumer culture swallows reform and critiques women’s evolving expressions of style and fear of risk.
The article argues the modern New England farmer is better off than a decade ago, citing machine labor savings, improved household amenities, and better access to information and markets through phones, newspapers, and grange activities. It contrasts past rugged, manual farming with today’s fertilizer use, machinery, running water, and social networks. It also notes Senator Allison’s declining health and long service as a key figure in appropriations.
The article notes how businessmen with deep ties to real estate profits use experience in the administrative branch to influence legislation. It highlights ex cabinet officers like Knox Teller and Proctor among others as key figures, suggesting strong sway in Senate and House through expertise on land, Indian affairs, and military matters.
Government workers in Washington allegedly sabotaged the Public Printing Office to embarrass Public Printer Stillings. An inquiry was ordered on the last day of Congress amid reports of delays and errors in printing appropriation bills, with investigators set to pursue the responsible subordinates and internal friction within the office.
The article notes the Great Falls of the Potomac, east of Nisquara, about ten miles northwest of Washington, already famous in history. A new trolley line advances toward the falls to bring the scene into view for city residents and tourists alike.
The commission reports Iowa townships and counties spent 4 459 108 on roads with average acreages and loads hauled. It urges state supervision of highways, county engineers, and convicts for road material prep while county officials report on funds and progress.
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