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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
8
A collage of overheard tales and token quips from period sketches including Bill Nye’s amusing carriage misadventure with a stubborn horse, a local callout about medical cures, and a grandmotherly mishearing of a guest’s name. Jokes and curiosities mix with scattered references to alhambra legends and public notices.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a morning event involving children and a warm drink, with unclear references to a wreck, drinking, and a person’s position.</analysis>
In Bolee Idaho on June 3 Judge Wood will hold a support-witness session to fill the box if necessary in the Haywood murder trial of Frank Steunenberg. Haywood pale but present in court as prosecutors push to secure a jury and begin Tuesday with James H Hawley leading the opening for the state. Pinkerton detective James M McParland directs corroboration efforts while defense attorney BE F Richardson prepares to respond after prosecution rests.
Seattle held a holiday ceremony as ground was broken today for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition to open in 1909. Hon. John Jarrett represented President Roosevelt as lead speaker, and President John E Chilberg tipped the first spade of earth amid a military parade, band, and cheering crowds. The expo aims to promote resources and trade for Alaska and Yukon, with a 250 acre site near Union and Washington lakes, offering views of Mount Baker and Rainier.
Iv W Browning of Ogden Utah recounts crossing the plains in 1848 and credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with relieving his diabetes symptoms and rheumatic pains. At 76 he claims good health for a year, noting doctors once said diabetes would hinder him. Sold by Foster Milburn Co at 56 cents a box.
The Youth's Companion notes an 1845 London celebration for Dr Samuel Johnson attended by Australian cricket great Bonner. Bonner, speaking on health at the event, remarked that he valued Johnson's memory more than his own cricket triumphs, highlighting reverence for Johnson.
A reader recalls severe head and neck sores lasting six months after measles. After using Cutiura remedies, the sores cleared in three weeks and the patient remained well for years. Also features brief notes on German magazine anecdotes, white goods laundering, and a joke about a grocer father pulling a son from school.
Beaming carefully every bottle of Castotiza, a sure remedy for infant end childrin, the notice urges mothers to ensure proper use and safe preparation of the product amidst warnings and guidance.
Fragmented ad copy references a long used product and its attributed effects. The readable text mentions “Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-HaS” and suggests a longstanding value, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
An OCR fragment shows old style ads touting Deflancers Starch for home shirts with less water usage and no sticking, claims on English grain imports, Krause cold capsules, and a Plato quotation. It mixes product pitches and quotations in a fragmented street style.
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