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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
6
The passage, from the Atlanta Constitution, laments wealth and poverty and the lack of happiness. It notes fear of spending money, a sense of trouble in the world, and a plea to stay behind as the speaker climbs to the roof.
A jumbled mix of medical claims and product pitches highlights early 20th century advertising and editorial tone. The text snakes through references to deafness remedies, constitutional remedies, and the dangers of inflammation, interwoven with imprecise notes about censorship, court actions, and newspaper publishing struggles. It also markets DeRance Starch as superior, alongside fashion commentary on garment style and maintenance. The piece reads as a collage of miscellany, capturing a period's blend of health claims, printer notes, and consumer ads.
Senor Carlos Silva of Santiago editor of BH Marourto, Chile's oldest daily, revisits the United States for the first time and is journeying with his wife. He is currently in Washington.
San Francisco reports Mayor Schmitz filing a substitution motion and an affidavit alleging bribery graft links involving Rodolph Spreckels and associates. He accuses efforts to corrupt city administration for street railway and water franchises and claims Judge Dunne is biased.
Washington May 19 Senator Foraker delivers a sharp rejoinder to Chairman Brown of the Ohio Republican state central committee. He denounces bossism and declares that the next Ohio convention will name his presidential choice, which he will abide by, while asserting that voters must have their say before final action. He rejects Brown’s pressure to declare for Taft and warns against nonconventional declarations.
Denver May 2 The Colorado Troops commander says he has not been called to aid in the Haywood trial at Boise He notes he opposed attempts to jail prisoners by Western Federation of Miners or mine owners He recalls deadly Colorado unrest during the Cripple Creek mining troubles and questions moving Colorado prisoners to Idaho for trial.
A cryptic wartime notice offers one million in gold for the head of Caesar Nedholms. The reward is tied to a contégalon and a captured soldier is said to have sent a bridle to a military unit. The fragmentary text references Petersuure and a brutal message amid a chaotic report.
Sunday Magazine notes that Chinese money dates from millennia before Christ with copper coinage and a primitive form made of cloth scraps. It recalls a legendary emperor burying a pit of currencies, the cash with a square center hole, and large weighted strings worn by cooks, while green tea bricks served as money on Chinese borders for two thousand years.
M Curley of Bay City Michigan recounts a chronic rash starting behind the ears and spreading to the face over years. After palves and dermatologist visits failed, the family tried Cuthurn Remedies and reports no further breaking out as of May 20 1996.
A fragmented piece cites Mrs J Phelps Stokes on a visit to Detroit with epigrammatic quips. It notes Abe praising reforming speech amid hardship and advertises Defiance Starch for home laundering, plus a playful exchange about figures of speech and family dialogue from Harper's Weekly.
Fragmented notice advertises a free dieting method by Dr W O Coffee of Des Moines urging readers to write for a compliment. It also includes odd exchanges about language polish and a Garfield Tea ad claiming digestion benefits, with scattered humor and medical claims.
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