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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
8
A 45 year old mother testifies to health benefits from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims relief from painful periods and irregularities after using the product made from roots and herbs. She recommends the remedy to others and credits it with restoring her well being.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls harsh winter conditions in the North Country. It describes a stubborn coffee drinker named Vac and a weary worker named Grape Nut food with bread butter and water amid severe exposure for six weeks.
Iowa special counsel Roybin e cites section 2088 and 3000 as the basis for indicting usury when interest exceeds the lawful rate. The Town of York ruling confirms contracts with road work can be indictable. Reports also note crop pests and fruit forecasts plus parole Board testimony triggers investigations and audits.
Washington hearings expose harsh working conditions in Lawrence Mills. Children testify of long hours low wages and paying water rents to the American Woolen Co. Evidence shows injuries and mutilations. Prominent figures Berger Gompers and Bogartin corroborate claims.
Mrs. Lent Cusmumano of Hull receives the death penalty by Judge Joseph F. Quinn for the murder of her husband Frank on September 18 1910. Enrico Masciolli alias Harry Marshall also sentenced to die in the same week for participation in the crime and protests innocence.
The Ohio constitutional convention adopted a proposal to amend the state constitution to allow women to participate in all elections. Delegates voted 73 to 36 in favor with 109 casting ballots for equal suffrage among 119 delegates present. action to be submitted to the electorate.
The battleship Utah under Captain W. S. Zenson achieved an average speed of 22 knots during a four hour full power run off Providence, lowering all prior U.S. Navy battleship records. The designed speed was 20.7 knots, with 7,000 indicated horsepower above contract estimates.
Detroit Detroit Port Austin and Ronde banks were cloned and operated by James H Hell a Port Austin lawyer. He faced a divorce suit in Bad Ax as creditors were named in the panics. No reasons were released for the failures.
Former San Francisco mayor Schmitz is acquitted on bribery charges connected to a supervisor case. Judge Lawler directs the jury to return a not guilty verdict, citing insufficient evidence offered at trial.
A playful ad copy targets readers with claims that Paxtine Antiseptic provides a clean mouth and sweet breath. It notes availability at druggists for 86 cents a box and suggests romance hinges on genuine affection rather than appearances.
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