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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
6
In a tense Syracuse parlor, Doctor Durant confronts Hillard about Dick Morgan’s motives and heroism. The dialogue probes Dick’s war reasons, with Durant urging clarity on lesser facts while Hillard wrestles with truth and loyalty. Meanwhile, Cullen obsesses over newspaper attention and social standing.
Dick Morgan from Syracuse joins the French Foreign Legion under an alias Trenry Hillard. He is badly scarred by shrapnel and uses a ploy to obtain a photograph of his disfigured face. He encounters Martin Harmon in the U S and returns to America as Morgan to sell mining stock, after which Angela Cullen defends Morgan and Durant reveals she loved him.
Surveys show 120000 square miles total in the Philippines with only 14000 cultivated, while 61000 square miles are commercial forests and 11000 more forests. Unexplored islands and mineral potential add to the land's appeal as rice, abaca, coconuts, sugar cane, tobacco, mahogany, cacao, and coffee are documented in cultivation figures.
A reflective piece on Genius as a force praised for tangible products sold or given freely. It argues character shapes its best offerings for home use while noting it costs more to sustain a family over 30 years than to host a single holiday meal for neighbors.
A child explains God as present everywhere while an Asian boy reflects on Satan and misdeeds, noting how a boy could be blamed without a devil to incite him. The passage uses simple questions about morality and divine presence.
A fragmented note claims Sir Arthur Sullivan earned 50000 in royalties for The Lost Chord and mentions a 10000 sum tied to My Pretty Juno. It hints at quick wealth through writing and the allure of opportunity, with unclear sources and garbled phrases.
The Chicago News cautions readers to distance themselves from cynics who may seem bright and entertaining but spread poison among acquaintances. The piece urges keeping cynical influences at bay to maintain wholesome views of humanity and enduring inner peace.
A dated advertisement offers a $100 reward for a cure of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as the internal remedy. It asserts the product settles constitutional conditions and includes testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address for Druggists.
A fragment shows a comical mistaken identity exchange about a man seen talking, with misheard names and descriptors, hinting at a playful or confusing social moment. The text features phrases like Newrleh and O'Brien and a humorous tone.
Mrs Ira Roy of Le Mara, Jr. details six months of rheumatic swelling, joint pain, backache and fatigue before trying one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports rapid improvement and warns that kidney trouble often worsens without treatment, urging readers to obtain the remedy or mail orders directly from The Medicine Co. Buffalo New York.
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