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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
6
A vintage ad advises that fussing babies may suffer from constipation and recommends Castoria a gentle vegetable remedy. It claims a cleansing dose relieves colic and restlessness, suitable for infants and older children, and emphasizes that genuine Castoria contains no narcotics.
A new family moved in and Jack with his dog visited. He returned muddy and upset, reporting that the neighbor used coarse language. He warned his mother about a rude remark aimed at keeping a dirty car off her clean porch.
National Geographic compiled George Washington travels from diaries and on site checks, showing extensive journeys from Georgia to Maine and west to Ohio. He rode long distances, faced hardships, and documented tipping, lodging, and route details while pursuing frontier surveys and military duties.
A quirky office scene shows a non smoker, mocked by colleagues for seeking unorthodox pipe cleaning methods. A debate ends with a flood of objects tossed at him as he retreats, insisting his idea was simply to help.
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a safe, effective remedy for unsettled bowels in children. It cites long medical endorsement and a testimonial from Mrs. Joseph W. Hill of Omaha, praising its gentle purging action and health benefits with vast yearly sales.
A Detroit News dispatch notes that the Garden of Ken area is now accessible by tourist trains, praising natural beauty and vegetation. It warns American travelers to beware of unprincipled guides and notes the famous apple tree is likely not the original, possibly a grafted replacement.
A fragmentary page blends mock ads and chatter. References to Dr. Pierce and a “Favorite Prescription” mingle with barbs about drink and dinning, a chef’s absence, and a note on ancient Rome’s expansion. A question about arresting hucksters selling green goods closes the snippet.
An old fashioned style ad promotes Bayer Aspirin as a quick remedy for headaches and pains, urging women to keep the tablets handy while out. A Boston Globe anecdote features Daniel J. Dempsey Jr questioning a witness who cannot recall his first name, ending with a quip about Pete and Jon.
Attorney General Gallo described a corporation's response to a charge as defiance. He compared it to a tale about a ten‑room gin and a tea‑room remark, noting the eye as the barometer of the heart in a curiously allusive exchange.
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