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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
5
An OCR fragment promotes Dana's Kidney Pile as a health cure sold by dealers. It mentions quick relief from a lesion like ailment and references a Milburn Co poster in Buffalo New York.
A minister leads a discussion on who people would recognize in heaven. The table includes notable socialites and ministers probe a woman famed for exclusiveness who refuses to name anyone, declaring she would not speak even if she died.
A Duluth Quebec reader reports relief from dermatitis on three children using Culcura Soap and Culibra ointment after tried remedies failed. She notes eruptions on the scalp and neck folds cleared by the continued use of the Culcura products.
A rugged wanderer seeks aid from a farmer's wife, who compliments Indy Mayer on her voice. She offers sympathy and bread but retains a wary care, reflecting hardship and community dynamics in a brief, rustic scene.
A fragmented OCR piece shows household chat about marriage and travel. References include a balesman, Mrs Parkway as substitute, and characters Noxblok and Wray. The noisy text hints at loneliness during long trips and routine home life.
Fragmentary quotation shows a ruler remarking on a creature unable to distinguish between two terms. The odd speech highlights confusion and pity in a historical or mythic context. Names and exact origins are obscured by garbled OCR.
Chip McGuire an 18 year old girl travels public notice Riverton with a flood of gifts and attention. She spends money freely, draws curious crowds at the Quaboag inn and banks, and visits Greenvale Aunt Comforts. The tale follows her return to Miss Phinney's school and old memories in Greenvale.
The fragment sketches Riverton and Jesa as a small station town with two hundred inhabitants, brick and wooden buildings, four churches, two hotels, a courthouse, an Astor house, and a railroad with two trains daily. Hotels employ night watches and a loud gong signals transport arrivals while locals gather in saloons to trade stories and idle away the day.
Perera, president of the Young People's Christian Temperance Association, extols Poruna as a valuable nerve and blood tonic. She claims it rebuilds worn-out strength, aids digestion, and boosts digestion and assimilation, praising Dr. Hartman and noting many thousand women benefited.
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