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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
A clipped vignette contrasts Billy's view of Mary with his sister's remark about beauty. The piece suggests social norms and playground teasing with a Western town mood. An aside mentions a Tombstone setting and a fleeting note about US Army irony.
An old style advertisement touts Steamne Electric Paste as a long serving exterminator. It promises to kill rats mice roaches waterbugs and ants in many languages with a money back guarantee. Product sizes are listed with price 1.50 and 1.58.
In a violent storm Polly Hopkins helps the dying Oscar Bennett after Evelyn Robertson and Robert Percival confront secrets in the shanty. Polly faces jealousy and truth as Dr. Bacon arrives while Granny Hope offers comfort and the storm rages outside.
A fragment from Youngstown Telegram shows a dialogue where a newly married couple jokes about buying a rolling pin. The line hints at domestic humor and suggests strain over mistaken impressions due to the short marriage.
A Kenosha Wisconsin mother extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a longtime remedy for post child birth troubles. She urges women to try it and cites endorsements from friends and neighbors to support its effectiveness.
A warm-hearted local tale notes a singer Mischief Jones has a bad cough while in town. Mr McIntyre laments the cough and credits the strong voice for occasional coughing fits, hoping for a concert at the town hall for Mrs Callahan and others to enjoy more songs.
The quote ponders who killed the dinosaurs while noting hockey like ambition in human endeavor. It frames self-reliance as earning one’s fortune and declares every man is the product of his own labor.
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