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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
6
A garbled text fragment discusses a balance or scale motif in a legal context. It mentions a judge not speaking, attorneys being called, and a remark on politeness losing a man a cat in a street cat, reflecting fragmented courtroom rhetoric.
In a Washington gathering Senator fulbergen of Texas recounts a boy near Dallas shot while hunting. The bullet lodged near the heart cutting survival hopes but surgery succeeded. The boy recovered slowly until a visitor mocked predestination and a companion, aiming to strike back, killed himself by biting the bullet. The mother, grieving, believed fate doomed her son to die from that bullet.
A damaged notice promotes a cooperative town mutual insurance plan for property owners including dwellings and contents. It cites a large in force amount of 86 million and 43 000 policy writers in town with agents and a Des Moines contact for full particulars. It mentions 3600 losses paid since inception and references Atlantic steam ore work details and firefighters.
The article profiles Roy Dr. Manning as newly elected rector of Trinity Episcopal Church New York. It notes his prior refusals of two bishoprics and says he accepted the post while remaining wary of publicizing finances, including a $490000 fund last year. Manning, 54, born in Winland, educated at the University of the South, previously taught dogmatics and served as assistant rector at Trinity. He joined the Van Antwerp family at Lansdowne and is described as a capable businessman with a taste for music and social clubs.
A persuasive, older voice urges prudent foresight in mineral wealth, forests, soil, and water transport. Emphasizes limiting senseless research, conserving forests for navigation, systematizing water transport via reclamation, and protecting soil to sustain crops and wealth.
Augustine Birrell chief secretary for Ireland faces a charge from an Ingase Irishman claiming Birrell and Lord Aberdeen stole the crown jewels from Dublin Castle. The magistrate refused a warrant. Birrell, a strong home rule advocate, is praised as a witty, forceful speaker and leading cabinet member representing a Scottish constituency.
Dr. Paul Carus argues humor stems from deep roots in human experience and serves as a liberating force. It acts against sorrow and misanthropy, restorative for the spirit, and should express a sincere world view to be effective.
Xenajlion Grestes Pindail becomes acting governor of Arikansia after Gov. Little resigns. Atlen H. Hautny moves up as acting governor when Pindall returns from Washington to revoke a special session call. The dispute over succession and the supreme court will settle whether Pindall or Hamiter holds the office, with Kirby as likely attorney general ally of Hamiter.
Kernguga B Guncalls formerly minister to Washington from Rollyla is elected president of Bolivia by a 21000 vote majority. A lawyer and political economist, he authored textbooks used in law faculties and rose from captain in the government army to diplomacy. He served as secretary of legation in Pacu and Peruvian posts, sat in the house and senate, and became minister of foreign affairs before becoming ambassador in Washington.
Cardinal Logue calls for unity of religious bodies to oppose divorce and cites dangers to families and the race. He argues the welfare of the state requires action to check divorce, warning that continued divorce harms society and national strength.
A humorous critique from the early 20th century features Prof Zueblin warning against excessive saving and a newspaper ad for an office boy. A seminary avenue youth replies with comically mismatched demands, joking about Sundays, attire, and carrying his wagon home.
A 1907 Concord New Hampshire notice tells of George T Farley suffering leg itching and swelling for weeks before claiming relief within two days after using Culleura. The letter asserts rapid improvement and shoe wear restoration, dated May 14 1907.
A fragmented page describes a lampton lunitle faylun attendant guiding a visitor to dull padded cells with mad occupants and tragic love losses. It shifts to a garbled medical ad for catarrh cures and ends with a note on medieval Ames church tithes and food abundance.
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