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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1916

Page

8

Realism in Movie Stunts Draws Actors to Risky Roles

The article profiles performers like Marion Swayne Anna Little Gertrude McCoy and Billy Burke risking life and limb for authentic on screen stunts. It notes directors push for realism despite dangers such as jumping from moving trains open bridges and quicksand with camera crews and safety measures often strained.

Frelsby Rongl Ring Molen Ufs Riley Ose Nelers Silene Devin Melen Fides Absolie Frig Jin He Ik Marion Swayne Florida-bere Dane Bert Delaney Swidhe Tattefa Humane Society Wits Nuin Anna Little Frank Borzage Bud Gertrude McCoy Westdes Misa Isle of Loveland Juckednville Pia Luton Miss McCoy Edwin Middleton Foxrim Burke Misa Burke Tim Hestone Blige King Cutie Betle Camerna Clekol Taan

Hoosier Poet James Whitcomb Riley Dies in Indianapolis

Hoosier writer James Whitcomb Riley longtime beloved by children and adults alike, died in Indianapolis after a long battle with paralysis. Born in 1853 at Greenfield he began as a traveling sign painter then published verse under Denjamin Johnson of Boone, gaining fame with dialect poems and the romance of common folk.

Indianapolis Ind James Whitecomb Riley Clementine Prough la Sida Riley Greenfield Denjamin Johnson Boone Saventias Indiana Wiley Yale Wabash College Universalty of Pennsylvania Filley America

Highways Toll Tops Thirty One In Five Weeks

Des Moines reports thirty one deaths in five weeks on state highways from May 20 to June 28. Speeding and inexperience blamed. the highway commission urges banning high powered speed cars to reduce fatalities. Fort Dodge marks the laying of the cornerstone for the new First Congregational Church at a $60,000 cost.

G. A. Sage Punkina Igod Shyears Tts The Highway Commission Pyobmme Fort Dodge Jawnusual

Hold Iowa Girl Ag Spy Held by Greece Two Weeks

Miss Fran cas McDougall faced two weeks in detention as a suspected spy in Greece before release. She taught at Asaluit Tilypt and traveled by ship amid fears of submarines in the Mediterranean making the voyage hazardous.

Iowa Greece Francas McDougall Charitongle Asaluit Tilypt Mediterranean

Gideons Conclude 1917 Convention With Goals For Hotels

The Gideons International held its 1917 convention, announcing a relief fund for needy commercial travelers and families. A three year plan aims to place Bibles in all hotel rooms across the United States, with Chattanooga identified as a key city for early actions. The meeting concluded in Hynting ny Ac A.

Lowan Heady Gideons Cadar Repids Chattanooga Toon Elty United. State National ‘Convention of Hyntingny ‘Ac A

Woman Recites Benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Compound

In West Danby New York Mrs Dewitt SinceeaUGH reports nervous trouble improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nerves and female troubles. She says it helped her farm life and assisted her daughter and granddaughter, praising the remedy's roots and herbs and its long standing value for women.

West Danby Lydia I. Pinkham Thaye Lydia E. Pinkham

Unclear historical statement overheard at virenit court

A garbled passage recalls an overheard exchange about a diner, a high hat and vest figure, and a blessing over pallbearers. The text mixes names and phrases in a distorted St Louis context with scattered references to individuals and business.

Don G. Zu Linde Lily Celonels Tick Dha Albert Wien St, Louis

No Complaints Seem About Navy Duty In Fragmentary Speech

Fragmented OCR describes a wartime navy scene with garbled lines and a tense exchange. A secretary balks at volunteering, while a reader recalls a prior duty and insists on no complaints. The passage hints at stress and confusion during a naval assignment.

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