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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
6
Wartime scene from 1917 shows eastern picriots organized as an oratorical commission. Rudiger is dispatched to address middle and western states, urging enlistment while those regions quietly prepare to supply volunteers.
The piece laments wartime strain and booster campaigns while praising national unity. It contrasts aggressive YOU propaganda with the shift to WE US OUR pronouns, noting German-Americans’ evolving loyalty and the need to rally Americans behind leaders and shared sacrifice. It recalls Liberty Lawn parades and the broader mobilization of diverse communities in wartime.
A gasoline engine driven dynamo that is fully automatic attracts attention in England. Rain and sanitary agencies influence its performance. many projects are underway. Britain imports large coffee amounts, and Wisconsin aims to boost wheat production. Paper pulp uses rise with mill waste aiding lumbers.
In a tale of homing pigeons on an island near the city, the birds fly back to share memories of the show and the people they met. They recount a brave rescue where a pigeon saved many lives by delivering a warning, inspiring pride in their service and urging youngsters to respect animals.
Seven year old Ernest was walking with his mother when he pointed to a woman and claimed she spoke to him. The mother asked what the lady said and Ernest replied she warned him not to throw stones at her dog again, calling him a wretch.
Washington letter from D Q to the Eatonic Remedy Co quotes Judge Chambers praising Eatonic as a remedy for loss of appetite indigestion and dyspepsia. The judge claims it improves digestion appetite and general health and guarantees relief or money back. A box costs a cent or two from a local druggist.
The piece describes Mexican friction matches as curious items. It notes they use a cotton string coating with phosphorus and can light in a gentle breeze. Factories in Mexico produce many by machines and others by hand with low wages for young workers.
An Atlantic Monthly piece by an Englishwoman notes people avoid casualty lists and discussing the dead. She recalls 24 officers in a Gordon regiment and observes many places filled and emptied as the war progresses.
Fragmentary text notes a large number in New York context with unclear details. Mentions a Tian and a theme of hate, but specifics and outcomes remain unreadable.
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