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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
8
An advertisement touts Tantac as a natural tonic to revive energy and strength for tired mornings and digestive discomfort. It claims the formula revitalizes blood, rejuvenates the stomach, and helps regain lost weight with a worldwide blend of herbs and roots.
Scipio schools fourth grade pupils prepared an essay on their three wishes. Miss Green, the class teacher, was chagrined when a visitor read a wish about having money to go to college, become a teacher, and avoid work. The page also mentions quotes and a baking tip about Calumet baking powder in omelets.
In Siam the wealthy women pursue fashionable Siamese cats bred in the royal palace and attended by Buddhist priests. The piece notes priests orchestrate the breeding trend as a status symbol among elites.
Julia Bottomley notes fur trim on spring wraps limited to the hemline or collar to preserve simplicity. She highlights knitted two piece suits in brown mohair with fox fur accents, various sleeve lengths, and colorways from gray to orange and emerald, emphasizing interchangeable outfits and fashion versatility.
An odd scene shows three young men serenading from apartment balconies in Spanish cities as part of a visible street protest. The piece hints at satire about sales pitches and a worker's long-term labor, referencing a hardware store sale and the idea of chopping vast quantities of wood.
A 1926 comic strip features a suitor askingly proposing with humor about marrying a one eyed man. The woman replies asking why and the man quips about carrying her umbrella, delivering a playful visual gag.
The ad warns to look for the Bayer name on aspirin to ensure genuine, safe medication used for 23 years and prescribed by physicians. It cautions imitators may be dangerous and urges buyers to say Bayer at purchase.
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