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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
6
A father and son drive a new car as a motorcycle cop trails them. The boy counts speed rising from 30 to 60 miles per hour and then exclaims the expected officer is here. Pacific Power and Light Bulletin.
A garbled snippet from the Washington Star blends jokes about scales and heavy weights with a joke about Adam and an old tale. It also references melodious publicity and classic writers who died poor, noting their late compensation and a racing career for ad writers.
The notorious buccaneers discuss separation from piracy with Captain Kidd claiming reform while Sir Henry Morgan confirms abandoning seafaring. Kidd says he has invested wealth in multiple apartment buildings and a deli store chain.
A fragmented dialogue portrays a tense exchange about boundaries and business. A barber complains of an overrun boundary while a father contemplates his son becoming a captain of industry, challenged by his wife’s view on pugilism being brutal.
A study of habit formation and learning shows how routines shape daily actions from shaving to meals. It argues habits form through reinforcement repetition and attention, with laws of learning guiding adaptation and plasticity across life stages.
A brief exchange where one person jokes about relief at their wife never sitting still and endlessly talking this morning. The other responds with light sympathy, noting the relief felt.
A fragment shows a playful quarrel where a husband questions a wife about a chair incident. The lady's retort cites an inability to lift the table, casting light on a domestic mishap.
A determined salesman sent a bold note reading I haven't any time to waste on loafers and, despite initial rejection, secured a positive response. The inner office described the day as busy as he persisted and finally gained attention.
A playful exchange where a student suggests the shore lies inside the ship’s hold and a professor questions the geometry of proximity. The dialogue explores a paradoxical image of land and sea within a maritime setting.
A writer, said to be contributing to magazines, faced a delay overnight and asked for another copy to be sent. The remarks suggest a contractual or distribution hiccup linked to authorial submissions.
A terse remark riffs on the word clue versus glue with a police pronunciation joke. The speaker jokes that clue means glue and laments being stuck.
Registered certified alfalfa seeds offered with prices 17.40 per bushel for alfalfa 3.60 for sweet clover. Mentions weed issues quack grass dodder buckhorn and seed subject to inspection. N D Grimm Alfalfa Agency State College Station Fargo ND promotes cooperative organization with 500 plus growers and seeks agents and free samples.
A salesman promotes iron window sashes as durable and reusable, claiming they will last forever and can be sold for old iron if no longer needed. An advertisement nearby touts a carbon balm that stops pain instantly and heals quickly, offered by J W Cole Co in Rockford Illinois.
A casual line reveals a family dinner setup as a speaker notes an actor brother visiting and mentions preparing ham. The exchange hints at domestic routines and familiar roles within a household context.
In 1885 Dr Caldwell wrote a remedy for constipation symptoms such as coated tongue bad breath headaches gas and nausea. Demand grew and by 1888 his Syrup Pepsin was mass produced and sold in drugstores worldwide.
The article notes more than 50 million savings accounts nationwide and observes Navajo people doing most road and trail work in Mesa Verde National Park.
A city faces a troubling dynamic as predatory pressure drives residents to flee the streets. Local authorities confront rising insecurity and calls for safer, steadier conditions amid ongoing anxieties.
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