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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
8
Daily Thought asserts courage as essential to all people, alongside honor, as the defining quality of the mind. It frames bravery as the key driver behind every action, inviting readers to reflect on moral strength.
A fragmented passage traces a grand comparison between ancient conquests and modern medical advances. It notes Pasteur Flexner or Carrel as pivotal in disease battles, contrasting their achievements with legendary rulers and empires. The text weaves historical sieges of Constantinople from Hadrian to Murad into a broader narrative of progress.
Des Moines reports a plan to fund transport for about 100 Iowa veterans who fought at Gettysburg to attend the reunion. Governor Clarke and remaining senators may back loans or bank-backed funding, with attention to state appropriations and support from the national committee.
A desultory piece describes a boy nicknamed Gunk and his tough circle. They collect badges via peers and mall deliveries while the youth’s rough reputation grows. One letter asks for a badge in exchange for reform, confessing bad habits and prayer.
Gray County probate judge Philip Millor of Cimarron Kansas reports a six box course of Dodds Kidney Pills relieved five year heart and kidney trouble. He states dizziness eye puffiness and breath issues ceased after about a year with no palpitations returning. He weighs 200 pounds, feels hearty and offers to publish his testimonial. Pilgrim advertisement notes pills cost 600 per box from Dodda Medicine Co. Buffalo NY.
A Washington Herald excerpt records an exchange about a rejected marriage proposal. The older man asks if the suitor pressed for a final answer while the younger notes the reply labeled as final.
A signpost near Haarlem in the Netherlands proclaims that cattle may not cross the bridge without a drover. The inscription warns that unaccompanied cattle are forbidden to pass, reflecting traditional cattle crossing rules in the region.
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