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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
8
Baen de Tigi Edition 1 Overview
A compact item notes the first edition of Ba en de Tigi with basic publication details. It highlights the release scope and aims, referencing the publisher and edition number.
Salvini Descendants and Family Art Legacy
Salvini's descendants spread across Europe with Gustave acting in Russia and Austria, Alex mastering English and performing in the United States, and Tomaso becoming a prominent actor in Italy. Salvi ni married twice, to Imentine Cazzola who died leaving three children, then Lot Sharp with two more. Grandchildren gain notice in art circles. Italy also sees Paris students opposing collars as unhealthy and artistic, pledging to discard neckwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvini
Neons
Italy
Gustave
Russia
Austria
Alexner
Tomaso
Iis
New Watch Claims Unmatched Timing Speed
A boastful exchange praises a new watch for perfect timing claiming it outpaces every clock town and implies only selfish people share troubles. The dialogue emphasizes speed and arrogance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedy
Gardner Targeted by Oppressed Proposer in Campaign Sketch
In a Gardner scene the tramp approaches Mr. Gardner as part of a fervent preparedness campaign. Onlookers watch the exchange while the tramp and a Statesman confer and pass a coin, the tramp claiming no success in landing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gardner
Uten
Yau
Stessinga
New Method Preserves Foods Using Inert Gas Sealed Boxes
A British English paper reports a method to preserve foods, especially milk powder, by placing products in sealed boxes with inert gas. Boxes are heated in a chamber, nitrogen is introduced, and a pinhole is soldered after cooling to maintain an atmosphere free of air. This industrial process aims to prevent spoilage.
Amateur Opera Mishap Ends In Box Lock
During a local amateur performance of The Mistletoe Bough a scene with a prop chest goes wrong when the lid locks on cue. The stage manager panics as the box owner races to unlock it, joking that the actress will reappear as a ghost in the next act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
John Sulth
The Difference Poet Ponders Circumambient Air
The poem questions what sin lies in circumnavigating air and contrasts ordinary air with air stirred by fans ventilation systems and thunderous preparedness appeals. It riffs on language and meaning in a satirical tone.
Missionary Society Raises Funds for Foreign Work
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church South reported last year total offerings of $278,702.29 for work in the foreign field. During the week of prayer contributions for the new work in Japan reached $18,761.71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Japan
Iowa Guard Units Arrive at Des Moines for Muster Roll
Western News Review reports Iowa National Guard mobilization as Adjt. Gen. Guy E. Logan orders 1,000 plus men. The Third Infantry arrives. Sedat infantry and artillery reach Des Moines with cavalry to camp at North Liberty. Grinnell company may merge with Third. Anes and Lucene combine for 430 men. Regular officers from the war department join for muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspares
Union News Review
Des Moines
Virgi
Iowa Infantry
Adj
Guy E. Logan
Pegimert
Third Infantry
Sedat Infantry
Cavalry
North Liberty
Grinnell
Guile
Mexico
Hig
Adjt
Logan
War Department
al. Morgan
Samuel Frankenberger
Edgar Ridenour
I. C. Mathews
Robert
Phinney
Declines the Honor and Elects New CGA Officers
In Iowa city, Mrs. Lillian Clark Cary declines the CGA presidency for a third term. Mrs. Anna Johnson of Clarinda is elected president with a slate including Charlotta Carr Montezuma senior vice Carrie Beedy Marshalltown junior vice Lima Kraptel Waterloo treasurer Marietta Glover Oskalooza chaplain Lillian Clark Cary and Catherine Hyde Des Moines as counselors. Veterans and Daughters also elect officers. Also note Hart-Parr pay reduction move clocks one hour ahead for summer hours at Charles City locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iown
CGA
Lillian Clark Cary
Dubuque
Anna Johnson
Clarinda
Charlotta Carr
Montezuma
Carrie Beedy
Lima Kraptel
Waterloo
Marietta Glover
Oskalooza
Catherine Hyde
Des Moines
Laura Zimmerman
Mary G. Agard
The
Sons of Veterans
S. L. Carpenter
Clear Lake
A. D. Hungar
W. T. Edwards
GL Taylor
Cedar Rapids
I. H. Fenton
J. M. Grimes
A. Baker
What Cheer
Daughters of Veterans
Nellie Cowles Hollingshead
Chariton
Eva Dougherty
Ottumwa
Senor
Maude Flachiff
Alice Bewlin
Mary Rutter
Emma Neilsen
Davenport
Sarah Greibel
Muscatine
Anna Murphy
Charles City
Hart-Parr
Iowa Suffrage Vote Defeated by 10 825 in 1917
Des Moines reports the 1917 suffrage referendum failed by 10,825 votes as 164,067 supported and 174,892 opposed the amendment. Proclamations call for National Guard volunteer strength were issued by Clark on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Das Moines
George W. Clarke
Towa National Guard
Towa
Des Moines
Iowa
Cadvasa
Executive Council
John L Griffith Named Drake Vice President of Athletics
Des Moines John L Griffith former Drake head coach for eight years and ex Morning aide College coach has been elected vice president of Drake University He will remain head of athletics but assume no active duties as announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Griffith
Des Moines
Drake University
Morningaide College
Death by Own Action Reported in Dubuque Hotel
In Dubuque a man named Albert Gavings ended his life in a local hotel by firing a bullet, according to the report. Police investigate the circumstances surrounding the death and whether it was suicide.
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Dubuque
Albert
Gavings
Lead Mining Lease Near Bellevue Reported
Dubuque broker J Cooper leases 50 acres north of Bellevue from C L Efferding for five years to mine lead. He must employ at least three men year round and pay Efferding 10 percent of gross receipts if metal is found. Transportation by steamboat or train feasible. Marshalltown hosts 1917 G A R encampment with officers elected. John H Mills of Redfield named commander. John J Clasken Marshalltown senior vice. Th Wrene Hampton junior vice. Dr J Hindman Marion director. Rev W E Stanley Vidora chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
K. J. Cooper
Dubuque
Bintts
C. L. Etferding
Marshalltown
Davenport
John HH. Mills
Redfield
John J. Clasken
Th. Wrene
Hampton
Dr. J. Hindman
Marion
Rey
W. E. Stanley
Vidora
Tramp Decapitated by Omaha Freight Near Sheldon
A tramp about 86 years old was decapitated by a southbound Omaha freight. He tried to catch the train traveling thirty miles per hour. his head lay beside the track while his body remained on the other side. He had sandy hair and was described as Mussillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Omaha
Iowa-born Captain T Toyd Killed in Carri Engagement
Des Moines reports Captain Charles T Toyd born October 29, 1870 in Iowa was killed in the Carri engagement. He entered West Point in 1892 and held rank in the Seventh Cavalry, later promoted to second lieutenant in 1897 by the Fourth Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Iowa
Des Moines
Charles 'T’, Toyd
Enfagement
Wast Point
Seventh Cavalry
Tha
Fourth Cavalry
Reunion call and state fair band contracts in Iowa notes
D C Steelsmith of Melvin calls a Thirty sixth general assembly reunion at Arnolds Park on Lake Okoboji July 6. The Knox ville Ladies Band of Knoxville Iowa will play at the 1916 state fair on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of the first week. The band has twenty four members. Henry Ke Sampson assistant attorney general questions suffrage fraud claims from the recent amendment vote with an announced investigation. The state executive council lists 20 Des Moines residence properties for sale at low prices to attract quick buyers.
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D.C. Steelsmith
Melvin
Arnolds Park
Lake Okoboji
State Fair Association
Knoxvile Ladies’ Band
Knoxville
Henry Ke, Sampson
Carell
Governor’s Sq
Bed Rock
Des Moines
Iowa News Notes Roundup From Across Counties
Reports from Emmetsburg to Iowa City recount a county teachers meeting in a Knights of Columbus hall and a 100 attendees. The Iowa Pharmaceutical association held a three day session with nearly a thousand druggists in Iowa City. A fatal crash near Dubuque killed County Treasurer Joseph A. Palen while his brother in law William P. Andrasen was seriously hurt. A gasoline explosion at a Westfield store burned it and an adjoining building. Story City schedules a six day chautauqua called Central Iowa Community congress from August 11 to 24. Yardage on military mobilization estimates Woodbury county could supply 12,338 men. Dayton approved an electric lighting measure by wide margin. A coroner’s jury cleared the Rock Island railroad in a Council Bluffs crash that killed two Omaha women. Engineer Gordon testified he saw the auto and closed his eyes before impact.
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Iowa
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Iowa City
Joseph A. Palen
William P. Andrasen
Dubuque
Story City
Central Iowa Community Congress
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Woodbury County
Hosmer
Rock Island Railroad
Council Bluffs
Clara H. Storn
Edith Wartlett
Omaha
Gordon
Valley Junction
Inquiry Finds Onion Shortage Linked to Imports
A British committee report explains high onion prices stem from halted imports from Holland and Belgium and reduced shipments from Egypt and Spain. It notes plentiful English supplies exist and hints that onion cultivation could be promoted as practical war work for amateurs and hobbyists.
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Holland
Belgium
Egypt
Spain
England
Disappointing Movie Despite Promising Trailer
A fragmentary review notes audience disappointment with a film, citing weak pacing and unfulfilled humor. The critic mentions miscast performances and uneven tone, suggesting the trailer overhyped expectations.
Honk Honk The Tinsides Report On Vehicle Trends
The Washington Star notes a msg about auto safety trends with claims that five year data show car numbers rising while fatalities grow slower. Senator Sorghuta comments minimal public concern and questions the chatter about weather as a factor.
Fragmentary OCR Snipe About Supplies and Politics
Fragmented text suggests a discussion of scarce supplies in the Middle West and political actions. The readable parts mention Cher and Tivilleble supply context but are garbled and uncertain. No clear event, date, or named entities emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle
Brown's Late Home-Coming Ends In Confusion
Brown returns home late after drinking and misreads the time as the church clock strikes. He counts aloud from one to twenty four hearing a second clock chime mid counting, bewildered by the unexpected double toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Scott T
Wen
Ugi
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Velegraph
May's Mockery Moves Lamb to Provoke Poets
A London Chronicle note recalls Charles Lamb protesting the month of May, denouncing its smiling hypocrisies and genial pretense as he writes to Bernard Barton. The passage highlights Lamb's dislike of May's sociable customs and his witty resistance to seasonal cheer.
The Wonderful Free Book On Rheumatism Cure
A historical notice offers a free booklet titled The Wonderful Free Book On Rheumatism Cure from Jexao A Mat at Dept. O. W. Brockton, urging readers to explore stem cell cancer cures and related remedies.
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Jexao Amat
Dept. O. W
Brockton
Buns
Adys
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