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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
6
The professor extols medicine as the noblest field while a student critiques the Latin prescription practice and wartime bunk. The exchange reflects tensions in pharmaceutical and medical education as reported by the Richmond Mines Dispatch.
The Sixty seventh Congress faces a small backlog as House members push 12500 pending items amid proposals ranging from tax and embargo measures to anti strike and debt adjustments. Senators Smoot King Poindexter Reed McCormick Kellogg Frelinghuysen Owen Kenyon France push varied reforms.
A self taught mother of two from Bolivar gains acclaim as Sally James Farnham's statue of Simon Bolivar is chosen amid a century of controversy. The piece replaces Turini's earlier model and marks a milestone in American sculpture amid a Caracas gift to New York in Central Park.
In the fifty seventh Congress multiple bills seek new national parks. Proposals include Mount Baker in Washington and Utah’s Bryce Canyon. Other sites are Mississippi Valley near Iowa Wisconsin Mammoth Cave Roosevelt Bad Lands Katmai Maine and more with funding requests ranging from hundreds of thousands to about 1.5 million dollars.
The Comptroller reports national banks hit a peak 8167 in operation by Oct 21 1920 with 20 520 177 deposit accounts and total resources at 22 711 875 000. Net earnings rose to 282 089 000, up 41 717 000 from the previous year as 2 828 state and private banks converted to national banks since 1900.
Bridal fashion embraces more fabrics beyond white satin and rice for materials. Lace beads and pearl trims gain prominence with options like chiffon crepe de chine and silver cloth as foundations. The pictured bride wears white satin with a tulle veil and Hussin headdress, showcasing lace and orange blossoms.
Advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the top kidney bladder remedy. It claims wide success, mild immediate effects, a vegetable compound, and urges trials with 10 cent sample requests via Dr. Kilmer & Co. Limited by print error and mentions England female excess.
Mrs. Bertha Linn of Ravenswood West Virginia reports suffering from female troubles for seven years before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says eight bottles restored health allowing her to resume housework and recommends the medicine to other women. The ad notes the product has aided women for over forty years and mentions common symptoms like headaches backaches and nervousness.
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