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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
3
Carolyn and Prince face family estrangement and poverty as Aunt Joe plans to sever ties. Prince earns town acclaim after fending off a robber and later saves Amanda Parlow from a snake, reuniting old tensions and reshaping loyalties.
In a wintry scene Carolyn May questions Uncle Joe Stagg about money and affection. Miss Amanda probes the uncle’s true feelings while Carolyn May seeks assurance he loves her, leading to a confession of care and a vow to build happiness together despite poverty.
In winter the town of Sunrise Cove sees deep snow as Carolyn May and her dog Prince enjoy a new sled. Uncle Joe provides a sturdy warm sled, with Jedidiah Partow building Prince a doghouse and harness. Prince pulls Carolyn May along icy paths while the scene closes on a mysterious object in the snow.
Carolyn May and Prince help a wounded man after a sled accident on icy ground. Miss Amanda treats a head wound while Mr Parlow offers shelter and a home-made cordial, revealing the man as a rough tramp seeking aid in the village.
The fragmentary note mentions Miss Aronda Geta and a fleeting moment in a cryptic scene labeled FE revealing an enigmatic, poetic line.
A whimsical tale unfolds on a train as a fig vents sadness about cruel words from children. Apple and other fruit urge him to share the story, noting that cryers may be seen as babies, while reminding each fruit has been young once. The narrative builds with playful dialogue among the fruit.
An old period ad touts St Jacobs Liniment as a harmless neuralgia relief that soothes inflamed nerves without burning or skin discoloration. It claims quick relief for pains on the face head or any body part and urges readers to get a trial bottle from drug stores.
A parable-like dialogue reveals a family discussing a mean person and how insults can affect the family. The apple character questions why hurtful judgments are made and notes that people often express harsh opinions without deserving them. The tale ends with a gentle reminder that judging others harms innocence and leaves lingering regret.
An Aberdeenshire lad aged five rings a parish church bell in joy for peace. The old headle, eighty, who once served in Napoleonic times, let him pull the rope and said This may be a memory to pass to your grandchildren bridging over two centuries.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Brent Geil and a cheerful patience theme. Readable portions show a reference to a person and a general mood, with unclear context or event details.
An advertisement promises quick relief from head colds and catarrh. It claims Ely's Cream Balm clears nasal passages when applied in the nostrils, easing snuffles, mucous discharge, and congestion with soothing antiseptic action. The ad urges readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist and apply it for instant relief.
A terse exchange contrasts caution with bravado over a health claim. The text touts Garfield Tea as purifying and disease eradicating, while note of horror deeds hints at a grim but non glorious stance in a brief, era style snippet.
A newspaper column extols indigestion dangers and links to a Buffalo physician's Golden Medical Discovery. It praises the preparation as a temperance remedy with no alcohol or opiates, made from standard roots and herbs. The piece urges home treatment to restore stomach health and prevent diseases linked to poor digestion.
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