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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
9
Practical tips cover dairy churning times and butter fat, horse care, chick raising, hog quarantine, and crop rotation. Advice emphasizes water, feed, cleanliness, and proper housing, with notes on manure handling, incubator use, and sustainable farm machinery. Names, dates, or places are not specified in the readable text.
The congregation formed by P terlans’ In Lower New Jersey plans a July rally to observe the 200th anniversary with an endowment of 10.68. Charles H. Hemunds of Philadelphia will deliver the historical address describing the Cape May area’s Presbyterian roots and the church’s long history from its 1728 completion through multiple structures and notable past pastors.
In Los Angeles a thirteen year old girl, Sarah Bhatter, assists at a hospital during a fall accident. She guides treatment by phone, relays instructions to district doctors, and helps relieve a child’s pain as an ambulance speeds to Shaffer home.
In a terse exchange the speaker insists on money over a woodshed while declaring a chiropodist as an essential profession. The dialogue centers on value, needs, and the necessity of specialized care.
Miss Jeannette Gilder reviews the Taste exhibition in New York, noting the mustache cup’s charm and contrasting spiritual bad taste with a mock exhibit. The piece recounts a fortune hunter from an old American family seeking a wealthy Western bride, arguing over her fortune and flaws as his mother weighs the marriage for money.
Henry Prins narrates a rural 1911 case of a disfiguring facial eruption in Maurice Україні? The child’s lip and cheek broke out with watery crusts then healed after Cuticura Soap and Ointment, given free samples and a 32 page booklet. The ad promotes Cuticura products sold worldwide.
Mrs Briggs feigns widowhood to please Johnny, angering Mr Briggs who confronts her about her deception. She defends the ruse saying it was for Johnny’s sake and denies being ashamed.
A humorous dialect piece mocks Abner Appledry-Day Gyren questioning his self restraint and pride. It jokes about behaving on a streetcar and compares him to behaving in church, citing a playful critique of manners and propriety.
A fragmented quotation records someone noting fatigue and questions about actions taken. The garbled lines suggest confusion over choices and motives as a tired speaker reflects on prior decisions.
A Glyli war Fee eran discusses General Sickles on a pier. He calls Sickles a brave man yet tragically flawed by a troubled marriage and a dying wife, noting a past scandal and a secret hint about a wife’s true value before death.
A scene of parlour bargaining shows a potential suitor offering to marry a daughter if given a yearly allowance. The father names costs 2400 dollars annually and 8000 dollars for a combined settlement, declaring he cannot afford the higher figure.
A foreigner recalls being impressed by the unusually large crowd and the rarity of such a gathering, noting that no one danced the tango. The observer highlights the crowd as the feature most striking about the event.
A cautious review of the Gurs report shows the tumor claim was unconfirmed. Investigators determined the report to be a confirmed rumor and offered no new medical verification.
A fragment discusses a batter on base named Wathalzb and questions why he is easier to win games at home given his unknown personal circumstances. The dialogue hints at an unexplained factor affecting performance.
A strange arithmetic riddle asks if spending one third of a sum and two dollars equal five sixths of the remnant what remains. It mentions Tewisy and Jintfarms in a cryptic schoolyard style.
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