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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
8
A Quebec festival club required members to draw a word from a hat and argue on the topic. A young countryman named Broge mistook the word bat for several different kinds. The funny mishearings included baseball bat and another bat used at night, prompting humorous remarks.
A railroad town wife recounts her husband’s relief after leaving morphine for Postum. He improved after switching to Postum at breakfast and noon meals, ending his earlier misery and insomnia. The account emphasizes the product’s calming effect and better daily function.
The Supreme Court reverses its earlier decision in a Louisa County district court case about collateral inheritance tax on land held in trust by John Smith. The opinion, authored by Justice Deemer, rejects applying the tax to interests created before the statute took effect and clarifies the scope of the tax law.
Des Moines reports Commissioner Thorne of the state railroad commission condemns a Sanborn rain decision as an effort by federal courts to erode state railroad regulation. He cites Iowa delaying rate cases and argues state commissions are better qualified to handle valuations and accounting.
Summers reveal weathered trials in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta fuel optimism for spring and winter wheat. The article notes vast yields anticipated near 200 million bushels despite July August setbacks with high markets and expanding northern cultivation.
At a dinner a critic teased about a writer noting her red hair while her books were not praised. A mild young man redirected talk to literature. Later, someone recalled the author’s name and the line about red hair resurfaced, prompting playful applause.
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker joking about opinions and a faulty phone credit. The line includes misread phrases like "Tals 18 cheap" and "Silene is golden" as a humorous aside. It ends with a murky remark about a prediction proving correct.
A cryptic note claims Doator Curem shows autohyprosis in his practice and asks if he understands Abectalizes in motor nerves. The text reads as a garbled quotation with unclear context and no verifiable events or sources.
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