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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
3
Advice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to strengthen nerves and body during life's change. Letter from Mrs. Mary L. Koehnan cites relief from dizziness back pain headaches and fatigue after six bottles. Includes humorous quotes from various papers.
A Springfield testimonial praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as the best blood remedy for rheumatism. Thomas Stephenson reports relief after using two boxes, noting reduced pain and absence of symptoms. The article frames pills as curing the disease by cleansing the blood.
An aging mother, who long hoped her son Johnnie would return from the war, receives a brief death notice from Mrs Henderson. The news shatters her, ending years of sacrifice and dream of reunion as she clings to fading faith and memory of happier times.
A distressed widow endures sorrow as a paper drops from her lap and neighbors offer tepid consolation. Mrs. Tenderson and Mrs. Bradley share quiet, gentle greetings while the room fills with muffled sobs and the memory of a lost life.
In a long running tale a Chicago man and a friend keep renewing life policies with the same insurer across twenty seven years. The railroad worker continues to challenge the promise that money will be paid after the insured dies, vowing to collect in 1907 and beyond.
The article notes Napoleon rode many white horses and stresses the nameless charger at Waterloo. It cites Meisseniec and Sloane on his field presence and the final aid by Monthyon and Bertrand as Napoleon faded, highlighting the horse’s unknown identity.
Frederick S Pallnadge of the New York Chanter of the Sons of the Revolution praised child inquiry at a Society dinner. He recalled a little boy of years old who asked why papa hides his purse when present and seeks it when absent, illustrating children’s curious wit.
A list shows world water power output by nation with figures in horsepower. United States tops at 427,407 hp followed by Canada 228,226 hp and Germany 1,077 hp. Other entries include Japan 3,460 hp, Italy 210,000 hp, India 7,050 hp, Sweden 71,000 hp, Russia 10,000 hp, Brazil 800 hp, Switzerland 123,202 hp, Austria 16,000 hp, South Africa 2,100 hp, Venezuela 4,200 hp, Trinidad? 161,243 hp, and Great Britain 11,906 hp.
London critics describe Sousa's first concert of the season at the King's Court as a success. The program opened with a new composition titled At the King's Court, drawing audible enthusiasm before the audience roared over Bedelia.
A stitched-together display of humorous exchanges and aphorisms from various papers. Witty lines touch on judges whisky office politics religion and more in a collage of regional quips.
A college professor who urges cooking animal food is confronted by a farmer feeding corn to hogs raw. The farmer challenges the theory asking how cooking would speed digestion, while a wider debate on science and practicality plays out in the countryside dialogue.
Dyspepsia cripples growth and cheeks in many school youngsters, traced to hastily eaten lunches. Correct the cause and soothe stomach and bowels, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin sold by druggists. Money back if it fails.
The John A. Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin unveiled Alliinn Dollar Grass three years ago and now it dominates as the most tasted grass in America. It’s touted as the largest and quickest hay producer on earth despite the odd name and distant suburb reference.
Jumboy man from Deppa NC reports years of back pain gone after using Doon’s Kidney Pills. He says he can walk and ride long distances and feels twenty five years younger. He praises the remedy and offers a trial to readers through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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