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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
6
A fragmented local item describes a woman in a small market town seeking fresh goods at a grocer. She recalls a long standing belief about quality and freshness and mentions Pinree's Pleasant Pellets as a long established product for regulating liver and bowels.
Architectural feature description of a bungalow plan with stained shingles and studio walls. Advice offered by William A. Radford on building topics via Chicago address, urging readers to send inquiries with a two cent stamp for free expert guidance.
The article describes a house with white sash windows and shingles, light gray stucco on porch walls, and a shingle surface finished with careful color contrast. It notes dormers as esthetic, decorative cornice lines, and skylike lighting. Interior highlights include three full height bedrooms, ample closet space, a rear bath, and a full basement with heater room, coal bins, laundry, and a built in fruit cage.
A dialogue recalls a father asking what isn’t a bookworm and a son replying a man who loves books. The exchange then pivots to whether loving fish makes one a worm. The quip plays on language and affection for reading.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a physician's prescription curing kidney liver and bladder diseases and urges readers to buy a bottle or request a sample by sending ten cents. The text also includes a wartime morale note urging soldiers to read and aid the front.
An old advertisement touts eleansing purifying and beautifying the complexion with Cotton Seap loueches and ointment powders. It offers free samples by mail and claims minimal cost for Masterechtye preparations, inviting readers to address postcards to Cutburn Boston.
A garbled dialogue describes a chaotic event with unnamed speakers and a sudden intervention by a White doctor figure. The scene includes a mention of an automobile collision and public reaction as a crowd reacts to the incident in a city setting.
A 100 reward claim states Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by constitutional treatment. It claims the medicine improves health and aids nature, offered by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio with testimonials available.
In Japan about 14 million people are linked to Christianity with around 400000 believers. The breakdown includes Roman and Greek Catholic converts. Protesting church members total 97850 with 11880 baptized in 11hrtd. The gala ran at about 4 per cent. There's one thing sure you seldom see it fat didheaded tramp.
Fragmentary lines reference a humorous or cryptic dialogue about a gray mare and a hospital or household setting. The garbled text hints at social topics, labor phrases, and a near-membership remark, with misheard words and likely transcription errors.
An ad touts Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy as a safe herbal treatment for diabetes. It claims long term use by patients, cites testimonials, and notes availability from druggists with a sample offer by mail from Rochester New York.
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