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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
8
A historical note on clipped horses detailing maintenance of body heat, coat condition, and health. It emphasizes two week lead time before events, cleanliness, and the use of bleaching milk to preserve garments, warning against fraudulent imitations.
An 89 crop seed catalog extols a drought resistant wheat variety promising 4 to 8 yield gains in food and arid lands. It claims compatibility with hogs and cattle, names John A Saluer Co La Crosse Wis, and offers a seed sample and catalog for $100 to a farmer.
A garbled extract mixes wartime chatter with a rambling anecdote about a secretary named Taft. The jagged prose hints at tensions, fear, and social manners under pressure, with clipped dialogue recounting a roadside encounter and a boyish rebuke.
A fragmented note discusses dietary difficulties and stomach issues believed caused by water consumption. It references a past condition, a failed effort, and mentions attempts at improving health through changes in drinking water and meals.
Des Moines reports major legislative activity including a contested appropriation for a state fair ground project, critics seeking restraint on expenditures, and measures on education funding and public health. The Senate advanced bills on licensing examinations, animal welfare, tax reform, and school funding with varied votes.
A parade of Confederate and Union generals and officers from Washington to Georgia endorse Peruna, praising its efficacy against catarrh and related ailments. Letters extol the tonic as a beneficial remedy, with multiple signatories from the military and government circles vouching for improved health and relief.
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