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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
8
Readers report long term kidney and bladder troubles eased after taking Peruna and Manalin. A Mt. Sterling Kentucky user praises lasting relief after ten years of pain. A Ontario resident says two bottles of Peruna and one of Manalin renewed health after four years of illness, crediting the remedies for cleansing the blood and aiding kidney function.
The passage discusses UK cattle and sheep imports versus horse exports, then pivots to promotional claims for Garfield Tea claimed to purify blood and improve health. It blends economic notes with dubious medicinal assertions and a quip about youth courage.
News from New York reports the $269000 trousseau for Marian Fish as she prepares to wed Albert Seabrookie Grey in June. The collection includes a $60000 wedding gown and rare laces used in Empress Catherine of Russia robes, with 36 gowns priced above $10000 each. The family plans a lavish display of gowns and linens, aided by a European purchasing trip and size alterations. The story also notes a dispute over the marriage ceremony and details about Saint Thomas and Saint Bartholomew churches.
The piece notes Bible House fame worldwide and highlights early translation work before China opened ports and Japan allowed foreigners. It mentions adventurers and Peary, Dewey’s Manila victory, and rapid Bible translation into Philippine languages, with complete text in several languages and gospels in others.
The lengthy dispute over Daniel Riker’s estate ended with a city condemnation for Williamsburg Bridge improvements. All heirs, including Havemeyers and other Fifth Avenue families, were located and a favorable ruling issued. After court appeals and attorney fees, about 220 dollars per person remains for 50 living descendants, with more heirs yet to be found.
A blind man’s companion uses tactile skill to count money hidden in a cigar box. Jerry the Lug learns he has inherited fifty nine dollars as the Tenderlot ponders how long until the tap of Kentucky Colonel returns.
A fragmented 1906 collage notes patent remedies like Kranee's Cold Cure and Allen's Foot Ease for swollen feet and colds. It cites Cuticura products used by a New York family and quotes a Sun Magazine piece on the Russian czar’s late musical hobbies and fatalistic verse.
A reader reports relief from years of indigestion after using Grape-Nuts each morning. The testimonial claims the food is predigested, easy on the stomach, and supplies elements for nervous system support, with the family consuming four packages weekly.
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