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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
6
A fragmented Chicago Tribune passage describes an elderly woman facing acute nasal illness and medical advice about treatment. The narrative shifts to a private house visit where a caller and husband surprise a friend hiding behind a door. The encounter ends with a cautious exit and unbidden intrusion noted.
An old advertisement extols Diamond Dyes with warnings about uneven results and dyed-look flaws. It features quips about fabric costs and hints at planning purchases with weights, noting some weaves are so precious they could be sold by the karat.
Advert shows owner Jno J Black offering a farm for sale on Western Avenue Chippens Falls Wisconsin with a cash price and description. Quotation includes a Johnson quote about Providence equity balancing sufferings with peculiar enjoyments.
Mrs Dora Williams recalls a year long struggle with illness and credits Fatonle with improving her stomach condition. She notes relief from indigestion heartburn belching and distress and recommends taking Watpose after each meal. The dosage is described as inexpensive with a druggist guarantee.
The excerpt references two titles The Shadow of the Sheltering Pines and A New Romance of the Storm Country with a copyright statement. It reads as a bibliographic note indicating these works are under copyright.
Lonely Tony Devon flees brutal family life and boards a panel boat where she meets Salvation Army officer Philip MacCauley. Tony refuses an arranged marriage to Reginald Brown, escapes a beating, and hides with the Pendlehaven family. A portrait of Dr Paul Pendlehaven’s daughter surfaces as tensions rise among Kit Katherine Curtis Reginald and Doctor John. Tony aids Paul, Philip saves her, and love grows despite the Curtis family disapproval.
On State street Philip challenges Reggie Brown about Tony Devon’s fate and her ties to the Pendlehavens. At Pendlehaven house Tony and Philip briefly reunite as awkward tension and hidden feelings surface during a restrained porch conversation.
Tony Devon agrees to a drive with Philip MacCauley under doctor Pendlehaven’s wary eye. Katherine and Mrs Curtis fret over Tony’s involvement with Paul Pendlehaven’s ward as Philip begs for a chance to see Tony alone. The ride ends with a promise to return soon, and a quiet confession from Tony to Paul.
A snobbish remark from a young Indianapolis responder is quoted in the American Legion Weekly, reflecting disdain for broad social inclusion. The fragment hints at reactions to diverse crowds and personal identity.
Mrs Aurore Barrette of Manchester New Hampshire reports relief from chronic back pain fatigue and nervous insomnia after taking Tantac and Tantine. She says the medicine rebuilt energy allowed her to do housework without fatigue and she sleeps well, promising to continue the treatment. Tantine is sold by druggists nationwide.
An old advertisement warns rheumatism may return and promotes S.S.S. as a blood purifier. It offers medical consultation from Atlanta and claims to remove disease germs from the blood, urging readers to begin treatment and send a history of their case. Other fragments mention cartoons and Garfield Tea.
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