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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

3

Thankful for a Lettle Child Lydia Pinkham Ad

Kutztown Pa claims Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps with childlessness and health. Mrs Duartes A Mertz praises the medicine for her nearly one year old daughter who walked at eleven months and speaks a few words. The ad urges trials based on thousands of women’s spoken and written recommendations and a fifty year record.

Kutztown Lydia B. — Pinkham Duartes A. Mertz Lydia Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Lydia B.kham

Mell as Usual Eyes Cold Storage Prices Rise

The Boston Transcript notes a strict, fresh market tone as cold storage eyes are priced in a routine, steady market. Analysts describe limited supply and steady demand maintaining current pricing levels.

Boston Transcript

You Darling synopsis of a squatter tale near Ithawa NY

In a dilapidated shack near Ithawa New York Wally Hopling lives with her father Jerry and Granny Hope on ground owned by Marcus Mac Kenzie who vows to remove the squatters. Evelyn Robertson secretly married to farmer Oscar Bennett plots money exists with Robert Percival the sympathetic stranger. Polly discovers Percival is Evelyns cousin and Evans a tangled feud drives tensions. Oscar threatens Evelyn and Pollys patrol oath follows as Percival and Polly grow closer after a lamb is killed and a fight ends with Oscar overpowered.

Silent City Ithawa New York Wally Hopling Small Jerry Granny Hope Oscar Bennett Evelyn Robertson Marcus MacKenzie Polly MacKenzie Oscar Evelyn Larry Bishop Bennett Robert Percival Percival Bob Eve Hyelyn Robertson Roberta Ithaca Marcus

Squatters resist MacKenzie pressure in Silent City

Polly Hopkins warns Marcus Mackenzie as squatters refuse his offer of twenty five dollars and face eviction. Polly seeks Robert Percival in a tense demand for aid while Mackenzie taunts Bob and Evelyn Robertson discusses plans to clear the Silent City for a grand estate.

Hopkins Robert Marcus Polly

Traded Pipes for Land in Early Bristol Trade Record

The Bristol pipe trade dating to the 17th century shows English clay pipes exported to America, used as barter for land in colonial times. Records note 300 pipes exchanged for land in Pennsylvania and, in 1077, 120 pipes and 100 Jews harps traded for a plot near Timber Town.

Bristol Eng Willa Penn Pepp Sylvania Timber Town Nod

Science of 4 New Life Complete Knowledge for All Ages

Unclear ad copy touts home treatments and guaranteed results. It mentions E Seeley and University Plate Neb and offers free information. Stewart Supply Co advertises a “bank” item and a $2.25 payment at 6963 Garfield Ave Saint Louis Missouri.

E. Seeley University Plate Neb Stewart Supply Company Garfield Avenue Saint Louis Missouri

Frost Keeps Grip On Gold In Frozen Alaska Ground

In Alaska gold placers lie in ground permanently frozen, with only the surface thawed to two or three feet in midsummer. Summer suits prospecting while winter allows shaft and tunnel work. Frozen gravel strengthens and mats, making gunpowder and dynamite less effective against the hard mass.

Alaska Siberian

Only One That Counted Tommy and the Nile Sister

A neighbor asks Tommy about being an only child. He replies he is not only one, but the only one working, highlighting effort over birth status in a humorous exchange.

Tommy

Webster's Dictionary Project Launches in Early 1800s

Noah Webster began preparing the American dictionary of the English language in 1800s and published it in 1828 after earlier works. His speller and A Concise Dictionary aided the new undertaking, expanding by thousands the words and definitions compared with prior major dictionaries.

Webster Noah Webster

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