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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
3
A Cleveland reader from Arcade Avenue reports severe weakness and loss of appetite improved after ten bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims restored strength and diminished nervousness with ongoing use.
An advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe herbal remedy for colic constipation and diarrhea in babies. It claims easy dosing, no harmful drugs, and cites physician endorsement and a complimentary care guide.
The lesson centers on Peter’s confession of Christ and Jesus teaching on the cross. It covers Jesus’ suffering, rejection, death, and resurrection, Peter’s rebuke, Jesus’ admonition, and the costs of discipleship including self denial and taking up the cross for followers.
A quotation speaks of the soul crying to God as essential, arguing that need alone is not enough without the act of crying out. Despair is a driver of prayer, and distress itself is the birth throes of prayerful supplication.
A brief faith note quotes B B King on overcoming sin by the blood of Jesus and the believer’s completed deliverance from sin. The line emphasizes decisive Christian assurance and transformation through faith.
An overview of the origins and spread of cotton and oats across ancient regions. Cotton likely originated in southern Asia with varied forms including tree cotton, while oats trace their roots to central European plains and Asia Minor, with widespread cultivation by later eras.
A Dallas girl eight or nine years old awoke unable to close her mouth. Doctors treated her dislocated jaw, stating the yawn in sleep likely caused the accident.
Dialogue shows Harry asking in a room and finding no one home on the top floor. Clerk apologizes with the reply that nobody is present. Harry then considers asking someone else.
English chemist Haldane warns a war worse than the World War could emerge within a century and may threaten our civilization. Capper's Weekly notes science should aim to make wars unprofitable for both sides.
A rumor hints that Brown plans to marry a landlady while a debtor struggles with unpaid board. The overheard talk suggests social pressures and financial strain influence romantic decisions in the community.
Alfred McGee a wealthy Alabama cotton grower asked his gravestone be placed by the highway so farmers hauling cotton could call out lewd prices. The practice lasted forty five years as a company earned profits with a company motto Money talks. A silver dollar bears a woman's head.
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