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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
3
A woman asks a doctor for a cure for her husband's violent tempers. The doctor prescribes a humorous remedy using ordinary well water to be held in the mouth during tensions. The treatment is joked to melt wrath and restore domestic happiness.
A magazine ad extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming thousands support its benefits. It offers a sample bottle by parcel post from Dr Kilmer Co with ten cents and markets large and medium bottles in drug stores.
A young man sought the widow’s permission to marry her daughter and care for her, asking to lead the fair girl to the altar. The widow, moved, embraced him and joyfully granted her blessing, expressing hope for a devoted son-in-law and father for her daughter.
A fragment from a Boston Tribune piece shows a tart exchange as a woman speaks of perceptions within a club. The overheard quip hints at tension and rumors among members, with a sour-natured companion warning not to repeat any gossip.
An obscure sign for a cash rug reter operation is described with a remark on a man’s ability to run the business despite sore fingers. The piece labels the man as proprietor of the place and comments on productivity.
Tennibel confesses love to Philip and plans marriage as Katherine schemes in the shadowy Pendlehaven rooms. A medical guardian Dr Paul worries over Devon’s haunting memory while Tennibel senses an intruder outside and a possible danger in the room.
Tony Devon exposes a poisoning plot against Dr John Pendlehaven's brother and retrieves the medicine. Reginald Curtis haunts Tony as she seeks help from Pendlehaven while clues point to a doctor as the source.
Reginald schemes amid a grim Ithaca household where sister Katherine vents hatred and a dying Paul looms. Reggie muses on killing Paul to free his mother from debt and his own haunted memories of Devon, drinking to drown the drowned girl’s memory as dinner awaits.
An old advertisement touts a skin disorder cure by purifying the blood. It promises relief from itching and states impurities in blood cause skin diseases. Readers are invited to send a history for free medical advice from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
A Kansas City nurse testifies to the benefits of Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription noting improved strength and relief from weakness. She claims it has saved lives of many women and recommends it to others. The ad cites All druggists and no alcohol.
Readers report dramatic relief from stomach pains after using Entontes and Garfield Tea. The notices claim reduced acidity and gas with quick digestion, urging daily use and a druggist guarantee. Several quoted testimonials reference personal health improvements and humorous aside.
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