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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
3
In a northern tale Kazan a quarter gray wolf guides master and bride toward civilization. McCready's drunken assault triggers Kazan to defend, but the dog later flees into the wilderness to escape punishment and life among people.
Kazan, a wolf-dog hybrid, leaves slave life and roams the Mackenzie forest seeking freedom. He battles hunger and longing for human kindness, then enters a night hunt with a wolf pack, clashing with a gray rival in a lethal duel amid moonlit snow.
Kazan the wolf pursues a hunting pack while avoiding confrontation. The pack kills a caribou near a lake and feasts till dawn, leaving blood stained snow and torn hides as Kazan hides downwind, resisting temptation.
Gold appears in early history as ornament and trade. The eleventh verse of Genesis mentions gold, and Judges notes a trade in gold leaf. The passage connects idolatry with gold and highlights its historic use in adornment.
London reports a German air raid on Friday evening with sixteen enemy planes involved. Seventy six killed and 174 injured, including 27 women and 23 children in one town. Three German planes shot down. British naval air and seaplane forces engaged nearby with additional raids noted along the Belgian coast.
The nation faces high grain prices and growing demand, with American and Canadian farms adopting systematized business practices. Examples include A Wright of Milo, Des Moines investors, and Alberta growers reporting strong returns from wheat and oats while stressing cost control and scalable operations across Western Canada.
Tokyo reports three powerful Japanese groups aiding the Entente in U boat warfare at Britain's request. A Mediterranean squadron of cruisers and destroyers is led by Rear Admiral Sute and cooperates with the Franco British fleet. An Atlantic squadron is under Admiral Yamji and another Indian Ocean force commands by Admiral Ogart.
Five persons died in a collision last night between a fast train and an automobile between here and Montana. The sole survivor, Henry Rose, the driver, telephoned the sheriff’s office and has since disappeared. Dead are David Munson a perfume shop owner W R Vanstorn a rubber worker James Harder a mechanic Beulah Sandgrass and May Harris two women who had recently arrived from Wheeling West Virginia.
Washington political report says Senate finance committees voted to strike the 5 per cent automobile tax and the 1?0 million war revenue bill surcharge. A substitute house fee for the auto tax is favored by the committee. Navy receives two seized ships Odenwald and President seized at San Juan Porto Rico allocated to navy department.
Malaria is far less widespread in the United States today than in the past, reflecting a notable decline in prevalence and transmission across the country.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as quick relief for fiery red pimples and itchy burning skin. It claims the products soothe disfiguring conditions, suit daily use, and offers free samples via wall postcard address. Also mentions a distant note about production of 34,070,000 tons of rica.
Mrs Rost of Washington Park Illinois writes she suffered nervous spells from four children and female trouble but recovered after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She notes feeling young and asks others to write for free medical advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Massachusetts.
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