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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
6
A garbled OCR page fragment mixes a motorist encounter with a rural barrier, a testimonial about Dodd’s Kidney Pills, a cold train car anecdote, and assorted stray lines. It shows disjointed captions, ad blurbs, and brief notes including Castoria, election chatter, a Brooklyn court remark, and trivia about vanilla beans.
In Audubon Herbert Stark aged 13 died after a shotgun discharged by a playmate Victor Ulrick as they returned from a hunt. O'Connor declared insane after testimony about his gun and letters to prominent women. Waterloo wagers on beard fate in election aftermath with Fowler and Fritz weighing bets. Mrs Wentworth files for 25000 dollars in Mineapolis Saint Louis rail death case.
A new three story wing at the Derconosd hospital, a German Evangelical institution in Marshalltown, nears completion and a dedication is planned for November 16. Election commissioners aboard the Iowa guard voting order include F. M. Hoeva Perry Maj. T. J. Moboxey Boone Col. C. J. Wilhon Washington and G. L. Caswell Dengan.
Local notes report hogs sold in Logan, a large shipment of 690 head, and farmers paying 4 to 6 cents per bushel for corn huskers. A forgery case leads to Herbert Morgan’s detention after presenting a $12 check, tied to the Woodward company. Educational Digest highlights BE F Snow, a hampton county educator who lost both arms in an accident, plus deputy game fish transfer efforts in Linn county moving 60 000 to 75 000 fish to the Wapsi river to prevent winter losses.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to try Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. It touts a 40 year reputation, claims kidney and liver benefits, cites a testimonial from Clarence I. White of Battle Creek Michigan, and notes availability at druggists in 50c and 1.00 bottles with a free sample offer from Warner's Safe Remedies Co.
The dialogue presents a mock dramatic exchange with Sir Knight Stanze confessing childhood ambitions and the frent tragedian Count De'Tles challenging him. The near actor laments a frost rather than a destined success, implying a weary theatrical setback.
A clipped passage describes a breezy man noted as bimaged to teise Oia wind. It hints that luck may favor him as Tutagi a master, yet his pay days remain uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR chatter from The Locality section includes nonsensical quotes about books, carriage practice, and travel misdirections. The garbled lines mix dialogue with stray punctuation, lacking coherent event or identifiable individuals.
New York reports Charles Willard credits iron supplements with extraordinary strength gains. Dr. Sauer touts nitxated iron as a safe, absorbable booster for athletes, claiming dramatic endurance increases and health reversals in nervous, rundown individuals.
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