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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
3
Hershay C. Parker, a colonist and mining engineer who first sealed Mount McKinley in 1912, asserts the Oregon mountain has sunk at least 500 feet from its original 20 400 foot altitude amid earthquakes over recent years.
Ad highlights Bayer aspirin in genuine media, noting its use for rheumatism colds and pain. It markets small tin boxes selling at a few cents and points to Bayer as a trademark and manufacturer of acetylsalicylic acid products.
The text describes the Arch of Titus in ancient Rome built in 704 D. to commemorate Titus’s defeat and death. It notes relief sculptures including a sacrificial procession and Victory figures, mentions later medieval renovations and the area around the amphitheater.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to bribery and court proceedings involving multiple entities in a contested case. The garbled lines mention a hearing or plea, with terms like bribery and witnesses, but specific names, dates, places, and outcomes are not recoverable. The readable parts indicate a formal legal dispute with allegation of wrongdoing and procedural steps.
The readable fragments mention individuals and a city in a vague, unclear context. Key entities are hard to identify, but references to a person named Tobias Rustin and a woman arise amid scattered words suggesting a local setting or event.
Henry P Davison summarizes the European crisis of 1920 with data from League of Red Cross and 27 nations. He cites vast depopulation, currency collapse, hunger, and paralysis across Austria Germany Poland and Hungary while urging coordinated international aid and restoration of production led by governments and the League.
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