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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
2
Rangeley Maine woman Mrs Warton BE Anderson testifies after two years of suffering she found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims 200000 replies with 98 percent reporting benefit and urges readers to buy through local druggists.
The Soviet intelligence system reportedly watches foreign representatives and even prominent figures like Rakovsky during stays abroad. Spies are dispatched in pairs to follow suspected “whites,” with discreet watchers embedded in hotels and frequent calls to embassies.
A playful scene features a man inviting a swim with a woman who agrees. He tests her swimming ability while she blushes and asks a pointed, flirtatious question about her performance. The dialogue hints at a forthcoming swim in the water.
An old advertisement touts Treezone as a painless corn remedy. It claims instant relief for hard and soft corns and toe corn, then easy removal with fingers, with a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents.
A Seattle bound gunboat encounters a live python strapped with dynamite aboard the Seattle. Lieutenant Hennessy and Captain Simmons wrestle with a dangerous, explosive reptile after the snake slips into a boat and a plan forms to secure it without detonation. The crew barely escapes with the risky mission completed.
JUMA BOTTOMLEY notes stylish midsummer wear featuring a knit blazer coat in gay stripes and pastel tones with hats and flowers. The feature highlights striped sweaters, sheer construction, alpaca wool, and accessories like lace hats to create chic summer ensembles.
An old English manor kept a Palm Sunday rite where a whip was cracked three times during a Bible reading. The ceremony symbolized Peter’s denial and Trinity homage, tied to a penance for a past act of murder.
German immigration advances in Argentina with 60 000 acres of La Mercedes estate sold to a major German financier in Buenos Aires. The South American Cattle and Farming Co Ltd unit Liebig will survey and partition the land while 70 German families settle in prepared homes. About 150 more families travel from Hamburg as National Mortgage Bank of Argentina enables 30 year home payments.
Authorities in Malmesbury Wiltshire pursue the color and cut of King Athelstan’s whiskers who died in 925. They have searched ancient books statutes and archives without success. A fund for a stained glass portrait in the town hall has been started to commemorate his 1 000 year-ago drive out the Danes.
A new fashion in London features dogs wearing tiny gem set watches on their collars. The instinctive pets, not trained specially, are led by mistresses along the Mall while some wear lute bells striking the hours. A San Diego woman is credited with starting the trend, which Bond Street jewelers quickly backed.
The Sporting and Dramatic News recounts a London bishop amid a salmon fishing tale at Highhinds. Two gnats discuss his merits and note he swears something dreadful, prompting astonishment from the father and a playful exchange about whether a bishop can swear.
A regional series of earthquakes rattles the New England area with a venting quake centered off Long Island. Scientists warn a later tremor may reach Connecticut but deem it not serious.
Fragmentary OCR style note references Russia and Uppers with garbled wording and stray proper nouns like Arkansus Gy malic. The readable bits are insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or persons.
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble are urged to try Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root a physician s prescription sold at drug stores. The ad claims kidney health affects other organs and invites readers to request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY or NC and to mention the paper.
Yugoslavia is created from eight prewar areas Serbia Croatia Montenegro Slovenia Bosnia and Herzegovina. The leaders from each region display strong power and the nationality question becomes a major issue in the new country.
A writer named Jamey Agate praises Lithuanian folk songs from Mme. Sashwnowskrosha while noting a rise in pendulous ups and the belief that homelier girls aid their mothers. The piece appears as a quirky local opinion with unusual phrasing.
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