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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
3
A vintage health ad promotes hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims cleansing benefits easing biliousness headaches and constipation and urges readers to obtain limestone phosphate from a druggist. It also notes a shift toward mobility with railway progress and motor cars replacing traditional travel.
Dialogue shows Wagge answering with single words dust shoes date everyone as Bingleton presses for his current activity. The scene ends with Singleton shoving the remains down a coalhole.
A doctor tells a patient his condition is very serious and recommends an entire change of scene as the cure. The patient asks about his occupation and learns he is a acen ghtfter, highlighting a comical miscommunication in the dialogue.
A testimonial claims Postum eased coffee related troubles in two weeks. A husband reports his wife with nervousness stomach issues appetite loss and insomnia improved after switching from coffee to Postum, noting complete better sleep and renewed vigor.
The article profiles Newton D. Baker, newly seated U S secretary of war, as a modest, patient, law focused leader. It notes his rise from Martinsburg West Virginia to Cleveland politics, his four terms as city solicitor and mayor, and his view that wartime duties are largely legal while military matters rest with experts.
A humorous exchange about the Rusalans abolishing vodka, with a critic noting it eliminates the only easy to pronounce word in their language. The speaker laments moralizing and mocks the notion of sobriety after drinking.
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