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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
6
Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville writes about stomach trouble and fear, praising Peruna after medical advice and a doctor’s guidance. She claims relief and cites numerous testimonials as supporting evidence for the remedy.
The passage features a cynical citizen debating whether editors or orators make the better candidate. It mentions Defiance Starch and a mock election with a senator named Sorghum claiming to curb fraud by making it less noticeable, implying clever manipulation instead of oversight.
Mrs Ida Saxton McKinley, wife of William McKinley, died at 1:06 yesterday in Canton. Her death follows a peaceful decline, with Secretary Cortelyou announcing the news. Funeral plans set for Wednesday at the McKinley home, with Dr. Buxton in charge and arrangements led by Secretary Cortelyou. Ida, born June 8 1847, lived in Canton before marrying McKinley on January 25 1871. they had two daughters, Katie and Ida, with Ida dying in 1873 and Katie dying young. The body to lie beside her husband until the national mausoleum is completed.
In Coffey's courtroom on May 28, wealthy executives and officials from major firms appeared with attorneys and bonds for felony charges. Louis Glass of Pacific Telephone posted 20000, others including Patrick Calhoun and Mullally faced fourteen counts for bribing supervisors and mayor to grant trolley franchises. bonds totaled 560000, with additional 1000000 potential for Abraham Russia's extortion case. A London note reports 160000 for London water adulteration measures.
Dosa Kidney Pills praised by Coleman a Swainsboro merchant who suffered years with kidney pain and backache. Doan's Kidney Pills from the Digestion company provided immediate and lasting relief. Garfield Tea advertised as purifying blood and aiding rheumatic and chronic ailments with herbal formula.
A humorous domestic snippet features Tiny Sister rushing to warn Lulu about Mr White, with Lulu delaying and Tiny Sister urging not to wait. The scene captures a bustling home moment framed by a magazine tone.
A children’s tale frame shows Farmer Korntop explaining that misfortunes rarely come alone, with a wet spell ruining crops followed by a dry spell. A kindergarten class discusses how trees supply sap and food, joking about tapping oaks for tapioca as Olive guesses.
A humorous overheard exchange centers on housing seeker's question about children and an elevator. A janitor quibbles over space and movement, claiming a boy will glide down bantaters rather than use stairs or elevator, highlighting a comically impossible scenario.
A tale opens with an archbishop denouncing wicked schemes while requesting funds for church walls. A generous robber promises to help, then murders three men who resist, revealing a devout yet brutal character amid the tale’s arc in McClure's magazine.
A physician argues many diseases stem from poor food choices and preparation. He cites personal trials with baked product Khawnsa GrapeNuts and milk, describing malnutrition, heart palpitations, and sleep loss before adopting new dietary practices.
The New York insurance law standardizes policies and bans rebates, elevating life insurance sales to a respectable field. It deters old rebate practices, shifts commissions to agents, and attracts capable men and women. Paul Morton of Equitable Life Assurance champions energetic, truthful applicants to expand the agency nationwide.
A youthful New York artist invites a guest to dinner in her studio. The bachelor maid’s cold mood worsens the meal as roast chicken turns tough, potatoes underdone, and pineapple galad pithy. The hostess apologizes, while the guest—an agreeable skeptic—claims the dinner is delightful and tender gravy is rare.
A testimonial from Mrs A C Brestlin of Chicago praises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Plus for curing a baby’s severe itching. The ad touts multiple bottles and asserts dramatic improvement, dating the letter to October 20, 190%. A second, jumbled line promotes Goathiam Syrup for colic and wind, claiming it calms nerves and relieves wind pain.
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