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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
6
A lively event at Mtebing Bont Pro sees six UFFS teams compete in the 1A division. Spectators witness bright colors and spirited matches as teams clash for early-season momentum.
A partial OCR line mentions an unidentified remedy and a bulge item, with unclear context and missing details. The readable fragment hints at a remedy description but provides no dates names or places.
A fragmented snippet hints at a dispute over wages and technology use, mentioning adults and a shorthand exclamation. The readable text provides no clear names or dates, leaving the figure or outcome unspecified.
An old newspaper ad touts August Flower as a universal remedy for indigestion and stomach issues amid summer harvests. It promises to cleanse the alimentary canal and ease sour stomach after heavy meals, claiming broad benefits and wide retail availability.
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as a cure for rheumatism gout and kidney troubles. It claims temporary relief and restoration to health, insisting the product cleanses the urinary tract and repairs inflamed tissues, with Queen Helena of Italy cited as a photographer.
An old advertisement notes genuine Bayer aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross and warns buyers to choose intact packages with proper directions. It mentions aspirin relieving headaches toothaches and colds and points to small tin packs priced cheaply at drug stores. The teaser ends with a humorous exchange between Gerald and Geraldine.
For years druggists note Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. The ad claims Swamp-Root strengthens kidneys and liver and asks readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle while noting it is sold by druggists on merit. Readers are urged to mention the paper when writing.
A fierce beauty rises from the waves drawing attention from onlookers at the shoreline, as sunlight highlights the silhouette and the crowd murmurs in awe.
Mrs Rohrberg of Pittsburgh reports backache headaches and weakness cleared after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits her husband for buying three bottles and endorses a thorough trial for women with irregularities displacements inflammation or nervousness. The notice invites others to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
An old advertisement promotes Vader-Salm as a harmless remedy for summer colds, nervous headaches, and superficial inflammation. It offers free samples, agents terms, or 225¢ tubes by mail, with buying options if not available locally. The ad is signed by BB Wacher, Inc. of New Orleans, Louisiana.
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the notice warns that fowl cholera spreads rapidly and demands strict sanitary measures. It details symptoms mortality transmission from sick birds wild birds and utensils and prescribes disposal cleaning disinfection and antiseptic drinking water to prevent spread.
United States Department of Agriculture urges egg circles to form cooperatives to reduce annual losses of about 45 million dollars from careless handling. Groups watch crops from production to packing, reduce cracked and dirty eggs, and establish contracts with premium prices. A sample coop runs a 12 000 egg incubator, candle and sort room, pays dividends twice a year, and serves hotels, restaurants, and fancy grocers with guaranteed grade eggs. Specialists assist organizing and market strategies in Farmers Bulletin 650.
The text explains how feed affects egg flavor and how sunlight and heat harm chicks. It notes early feeding timing, lack of rooster impact on production, and shell odor absorption. It also says egg sex cannot be foretold and excessive heat stunts growth in young stock.
A collage of garbled phrases and ad snippets from a vintage newspaper page. References include regional dialect lines, a Youngstown Telegram note, an English railway refrigeration trial, a Kansas high school motto debate, and beauty product ads. Contains miscellaneous quotes and product pitches.
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