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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
3
The letter describes two severe ovarian trouble cases avoided by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Emmons and Mrs Coleman credit the remedy with preventing operations and restoring health after years of weakness and discharge. Ins. Laura Eusroxs from Walker Bay Ontario endorses the treatment and urges others to try it.
Prominent woman’s medical advertorial touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as curing ovarian trouble without surgery. Claims free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts and urges readers to write with any questions. The message emphasizes past cures and warns against other medicines.
A collage of ad copy and short notes mentions laundry novelty products, cosmetics, deafness cures, and a travel anecdote. It references The Laundry Bun Co in Chicago, various fillers about health and fabric dyes, a Malta lace note, Andorra’s tiny salary, and Mark Twain on train reflections about college men and convicts.
In Manhattan Kansas a three year old girl nearly died from Bright's Disease and spinal meningitis after severe illnesses. Doctors gave up, but after taking about three and a half boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills she recovered fully and is now playing again. The father credits the remedy with saving their daughter's life.
Reports from London Tokyo and St Petersburg recount claims Port Arthur was attacked with heavy Russian casualties and dockyard damage while other dispatches question confirmation of the fall rumor. The mixed messages describe torpedo boats bombarded docks and ships taking damage with varying casualty tallies.
Frange readies coast defenses with repairs and new artillery in Marseilles and Marseilles harbor works. Japanese again fail to block Port Arthur harbor, while General Europation departs St Petersburg for command in Manchuria.
Imperial ukase blocks horse exports from Russia until further notice with strict permit requirements for royal remounts. Russian warships Vering and Korlet receive the military Order of St George for actions at Chemuipo, while other crews obtain minor decorations. Senate ratifies a treaty with Abytopia to open trading posts and telegraphs, outlining goals in an attached report. New elevator at the state house in Des Moines resumes operation after accident downtime.
In the report on Canadian prairie agriculture, the text notes vast wheat and dairy potential across the Northwest with favorable climate and long sunlit days. It highlights high yields, land quality, and prospects for dairy expansion, including cheese making, while mentioning Indian Head and Medicine Hat regions and agricultural equipment and seed offers.
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