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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
8
An ad explains that frequent acute catarrh can cause chronic catarrh and claims Halls Catarrh Medicine acts internally to clear blood and mucous surfaces. It promotes internal use and lists F J Chaney & Co Toledo Ohio as the supplier with free circulars.
A Chicago Tribune anecdote recalls friends calling on an ailing acquaintance. After failing to reach her at the door they entered the kitchen and found her hiding, prompting the reminder that unbidden entries should be avoided.
A vintage advertisement extols Diamond Dyes as the fix for wool silk cotton linen and mixed fabrics while cautioning of poor dye streaks fades and ruined material. The copy notes a Color Card from Druggist and features a fashion dialogue on fabric value and measurement.
Jac J Black of Western & J Chippewa Falls offers a farm for sale with a cash price and description available on request. Equity of Providence noted as balancing peculiar sufferings with peculiar enjoyments, per Dector Johnson.
Over a year ago Dora Williams reflects on nearly ten months in bed and surviving with Eatonic. She credits Eatonic with alleviating stomach distress and urges others with indigestion, sourness, heartburn, belching, or repeating meals to take Batonic after meals. Big cost with druggist guarantee.
Lonely Tonnibel Devon on a canal boat with a brutal father contends with a troubled home life and a Salvation Army encounter in Ithaca New York. She navigates threats, a secret central figure Tony, romance with Philip MacCauley and renewed ties to Pendlehaven wealth as she uncovers a stolen portrait and rescues Doctor Paul.
On State Street Phil confronts Reggie Brown about Tony Devon. Reggie reveals she is dead to the Pendlehavens inhabitant, while Philip seeks Tony and questions her awareness of Reggie’s link to the Pendlehavens. Tennibel blushes as Philip pleads for affection.
In a tension filled scene Tony Devon takes a cautious step toward independence as Philip MacCauley asks to drive her out. Dr Pendlehaven grants permission despite stern family pushback, while Tennibel weighs promises and fear, seeking a personal vow of safety before stepping into the car.
A fragment quotes a snobbish young woman who remarks it takes all kinds to make a world and that she is glad she is not one of them. The line appears in an American Legion Weekly excerpt.
Mrs. Aurore Barrette of 18 Second Street Manchester reports severe back pain kidney trouble and fatigue eased after two bottles of Tanlac. She says pain nearly vanished, energy returned, and she can work and sleep better, urging others to try the medicine sold by druggists nationwide.
A fragment notes a cartoons magazine quote on time with a joke about an hourglass and a quip on waste. It mentions Garfield Tea and Time in passing and references Advy and the Modern Accountant dialogue about value and replacement worth.
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