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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
6
A garbled note from an unknown author discusses costs and apartment features in Chicago. It mentions a small house with kitchen dining area bathroom alcove and potential sewing space, referencing William Ay Radge Avenue and a boulevard.
The article describes wraps and capes in wool silk and crepe fabrics, detailing styles with long shawl collars, box sleeves, and color contrasts. It notes fabrics like gabardine serge duvetyn and satin blends, and highlights spring flavors with vivid trims and petals shaped hems while urging practicality and elegance.
The excerpt paints Bosphorus beauty with pink blossoming Judas trees and terraced hills. Palaces line the water with cedar and stone villas, fountains and summer houses, creating a vivid, almost escape into a painterly landscape that recalls Susan B Wallace’s evocative memory.
A boy named Timmy walks with his father along the river mouth and watches a tugboat struggle to pull a large ship. The tug's shrill siren echoes as onlookers hear the berathed sounds, prompting Timmy to ask what the crying means in this harbor scene.
Incomprehensible relic text prints garbled phrases with names and places like Vorce Hyyel Kenridal and Birininge. The fragmentary lines hint at a coded dialogue or scribal corruption, lacking coherent events or clear actors.
A garbled OCR fragment references language and an armory of trophies and weapons. It hints at future conquests and a figure named Quleridge, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear events or dates.
A fragmented piece outlines organdy as a versatile summer fabric. It notes plain sweaters, embroidered patterns, and combinations with gingham and other silks. The piece highlights color contrasts, overdresses, sashes, and decorative edges, focusing on style details and textile pairings.
Excavations at Beth-shan in Halesting begin in June under Clarence B Fisher of the University of Pennsylvania museum. Officials expect to uncover remains from seven or more cities and nine civilizations on the site, once a strategic crossroads on routes of Sargon, Hammurabi, Nebuchadnezzar, and Napoleon, with battles seen from the Mount of Transfiguration.
The article compares handling of explosions and accidents in the United States and Paris. It notes rapid debris removal, scene cleaning, and emergency organization with trained squads and quick repairs. It highlights Wall Street bombing efforts and Paris authorities’ readiness.
A child named Roberta in the St James apartments wandered the house during a visit with the Youngs. She grabbed a kitten chasing a toy mouse, the kitten sprang under a box and scratched Roberta, prompting her to return to her mother with the story of the scratch.
The British government debates a bill to compel landlords to rent vacant houses for sale. If a home sits empty for three months authorities may issue orders for compulsory letting. Properties must be sale ready with few exceptions and tenants gain no compensation for compulsory renting.
A readable fragment shows a teacher and student in a physiology lesson about the external ear. William pauses then answers with uncertainty, suggesting the ear is mainly used to enrich the dirt.
In Lexington Kentucky Mrs. W. H. Shorn recounts years of nervous breakdown headaches dizziness and digestion trouble. A neighbor urged Tanlac which she says eased nervousness and headaches restored strength appetite and digestion and improved overall health. Sold by leading druggists everywhere.
A dialogue in a classroom features a teacher praising the egg as a symbol of gentleness. Johnny and Jolhny-Edloburea Bcoteaman provide examples of animals hatched from eggs such as gonkes alligators sparrow hawks and eagles, illustrating the lesson.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure vegetable tonic for kidney liver and bladder relief. It claims no stimulants and offers a sample bottle for ten cents with a newspaper mention. It notes two bottle sizes and directs readers to mail for a sample.
A brief line mentions arriving on time and scenes of a family quarrel observed when entering a house. The dialogue hints at tension and a tense family moment without further details.
A skincare claim promises removal of spots and freckle blemishes. By using Othine double strength, the ad asserts quicker results and a beauty transformation, offering a money back guarantee if freckle removal fails.
A reformer’s ally seeks funds as fortune shifts toward him he encounters a wealthy individual plagued by guilt. The line between friendship and finance tightens as ambition and conscience collide.
A vintage advertisement touts Cutlenra Toilet Bria products including soap ointment talcum powder and perfume. It promotes antiseptic and economical use for face skin and baby care while deeming other perfumes superfluous.
The only woman who has received the degrees of doctor of music from Oxford University is Dr Mauly n Paymond. She is a member of the Board of the Royal College of Music.
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