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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
8
Popular Science Monthly proposes a revolving garage in West End London to solve parking scarcity. Floors form concentric rings divided into one-car compartments, and the floor revolves to bring any compartment in line with the main entrance.
A Japanese writer claims the pheasant is the best predictor of earthquakes, crowing before or during every minor tremor. The remark frames the bird’s crowing as an alert sign, linking animal behavior to seismic activity.
Renshaw, an elderly man’s ward, becomes secretary at Campbell’s household and faces distrustful servants and eerie events. He senses spying by staff, encounters Campbell’s granddaughter Verly, and meets Madame Hooslet, a mysterious forerunner. Strange noises and a wall circle omen heighten the mystery.
Renshaw endures a tense night in Campbell’s house as a heavy, panting creature tries to force entry. A locked door blocks the intruder leaving him isolated in the silent, long hall after a strange night of Madame Hypesler and warnings.
Chapter V shows Renshaw in a determined mood as he contemplates leaving for town to buy tools a flashlight a revolver and other items to secure his space. He wrestles with lethargy self pity and a desire for peace while resisting the urge to report the nocturnal events to Campbell.
Omaha housewife Mrs Urquhart extols a free 10 cent bottle of Liquid Veneer for dusting and polishing. She claims to have received a $2.00 polishing mop after sharing the ad with friends. The firm offers 20,000 mops free postpaid to housewives and a descriptive circular on request from Liquid Veneer Company Dept L Buffalo NY.
A Chicago American item suggests sewing a wire hook onto the peg bag so it can be hooked to the line and pushed along the clothes as you hang them. The idea promises hands free efficiency and smoother yard work.
An advertisement touts a lady’s distinction through fragrance and delicate influence of Onticura products. A bath with Onticura Soap and hot water cleanses pores, followed by Onticura Talenm powder for clear healthy skin.
In Atlanta Georgia Miss Edwar Robeson unveils a machine that writes faster than speech. Each key touch produces a complete word, promising rapid transcription. The device claims to guide users away from mistakes by avoiding a corkscrew path of traditional writing.
Mrs Verena Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming recounts months of severe illness before taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She states the remedy restored her health, enabling marriage and motherhood with five children and full ability to manage housework. She endorses the medicine to friends.
A $1 Civil War era bank note dated 1865, printed in 1865, traveled the world and has now been framed under glass in the Old Colony National Bank in Plymouth, Massachusetts, showing both sides of the veteran note and surviving its long journey.
Get back that last weight. Tanlac cleanses the blood, steadies the digestion, and restores appetite. After a few days you’ll see color return and weight increase as you feel fitter, with millions praising its benefits and urging readers to buy at their druggist now.
A Louisville Courier-Journal snippet notes a man proposing in a form letter with the instruction to clip the corner and write yes. It contrasts crowd reactions and earlier quips about sayings and jokes. The text also jokes about oysters and spawning months and a phonetic misdirection about talkman’s horse.
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