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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
7
Ailing women in Onawa Iowa report relief after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The testimonial claims no feminine trouble for over a year and urges readers to obtain the remedy from local druggists or by mail, with free medical advice offered.
Official Federal Reserve publication notes America’s shift from debtor to creditor with 11 billion war loans to allies and private capital public and private totaling about 15 to 18 billion owed to the United States globally. It cites 2 billion invested abroad paying dividends as U.S. manufacturers exporters benefit from a favorable balance of trade and foreign investment supports export growth.
Three boys aged seven to eleven from Weirton West Virginia were jailed five years for post office burglary after police used bloodhounds and coercive interrogation. An investigation by the Department of Justice ordered by Mrs. Warren G Harding revealed improper third degree tactics and wrongful sentencing, with the youths having served six months.
A War department notice details the removal of a large group of officers from Washington duty to field service before the fiscal year ends. It lists around 184 officers to be transferred, including dozen colonels, many lieutenant colonels and majors, plus 28 detachments to attend service schools. Overall 102 officers move to other army activities, with six staff officers finishing four-year terms this fall.
The United States signals sympathy for Armenia while awaiting League of Nations action to administer the country. Officials note potential troop needs to counter Bolshevik forces, but public willingness for such outlays is doubtful. No U S mandate has been pursued, and Morgenthau boundaries are not officially recognized.
A fragment discusses choosing a faithful servant and a preferred companion for a wife. The note hints at household arrangements and social expectations without providing full context.
The speaker urges acceptance of errors while warning that worry may worsen outcomes. A cautious tone emphasizes learning from missteps rather than dwelling on them.
A humorous Kansas City Star piece recalls Gap Johnson of Bumpus Ridge declining a robbers hunt after excuses about clothing and a delayed wedding. Zeke Yawkey and companions say a bank in Tumboville was robbed and urge pursuit. Aunt, Gabe Gosnell, and others appear in dialogue.
Article notes the Thousand Spring near Twin Falls Idaho supplies nearly 1000 cubic feet of water per second. It powers a large electrical plant with water flow from a lava cliff, supplying lighting over a wide area as reported by the Philadelphia Ledger.
A moralist asks if playing cards is sinful. Mr Grampson replies yes calling a man who plays poorly with expert card players a Nettle short of a crime. The Birmingham Age-Herald reports the remark.
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