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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
2
Washington activity centers on mediation stance toward Franco German Ruhr conflict while the Senate Judiciary Committee pursues a favorable resolution to submit the Armory child labor constitutional amendment to states. News notes include court rulings, appointments, and budget moves from the Harding administration.
A Senate test vote on the Brookhart bill to empower county engineers and a House vote on Rep Renoldt’s measure signal shifting sentiment toward the state highway commission. The Edson questionnaire reveals strong backing for transferring primary road control to the highway commission and funding changes to meet federal aid requirements.
Farm sale near Oclyein reports hens sold at 1.15 dollars each and cornieri at 72 cents per bushel. Duroc Jerseys average 64 dollars. Des Moines automobile show announces year opening. Sioux City interstate fair to feature 200 baby beeves from twelve states. Bark Llewellyn Throst to hang March 5 for murder at Fort Madison Penitentiary. Seed potatoes with early Obies to be shipped to South English. Montgomery County Farm Bureau expects wage rise to 45 to 50 dollars this year. Over 400 cars at Heilson sale near Harlan. proceeds not fully disclosed. Himebauch primary bill proposes dual voting in nominations. Polk County forecast 30,000 automobiles by year end, rivaling 1911 state total. House committee cuts emergency funds for Amex armory rebuild. Simpson College buys Lorraine apartment to convert to girls dormitory. Hens fed green feed and milk improve hatching yield. Mardi Gras sparkler tragedy causes four student deaths in Minden. Boxholm school gains national notice. flags on May second Mothers Day discussed. Spencer Memorial chapel at Penn College dedicated. donor Mrs. Mary Spencer of OskaLoosa noted. Tuck bill advances forfeiture of bail to break bonding rings. Grandma L. Brown of Dexter marks 90th birthday. longtime Iowan pioneer. Little Brown Church marriage permits surge. banks asked to resue licenses. Center circuit Mahaska county builds new brick chapel costing 12000 dollars. Danish-born Mrs. Marianna Kringel dies aged 96. mother of County Auditor Kringer.
In a brief wartime snippet Handy Implement notes a teaspoon hanging by a furnace prompts the janitor to joke he uses it to move coal. The exchange highlights a thrift humor accent in daily labor.
Soak one envelope half a box Plymouth Rock Pink Gelatine in one cup cold water for three minutes. Then add one cup boiling water one cup sugar and one cup fruit juice or preserves and stir. Set on see until hard and serve with cream.
A brief item notes a positive view on evolving fashion, citing last year’s clothes and the notion of a brighter side in trends. The fragment hints at optimism in apparel and style shifts.
Ad touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for itchy rashes claiming relief from hot baths and gentle applications. The text also notes an Ohio man aged eighty five who enjoyed a long life despite being bunked, described as a green old age.
Thousands of women are urged to treat kidney and bladder trouble with Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. The ad notes back pain, headaches, and nervousness as possible kidney symptoms and promotes purchasing a bottle or requesting a sample by sending ten cents to Dr. Elmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
A vintage medical notice promotes Cor Tarrh Medicine and a tonic as cures for mucous cataracts. It touts local application pain relief and claims forty years of use, urging individuals to seek the remedies with confidence.
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