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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
6
An unclear clipping discusses medical opinions and remedies from Dr. Fores and Dr. Beranavai, mentioning prescriptions and Golden Medical wonders. The text references brain health, operations, and various medications. Names and locations appear in garbled form, with uncertain context and attribution.
Two contractors discuss building collapses while one jokes his row of new houses blew down in last week’s wind though the other’s were unharmed. They note both used the same materials and finishing, but one’s included papered walls, implying luck.
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes claiming the kit can dye any woman’s wardrobe, including wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. It assures the dyes never streak spot fade or run and highlights easy use for first time dyers.
Mrs Torkins jokes with Chirley about fishing during a chat under a tree. She reveals she has bought a mib ber tree and goldfish to keep Chirley comfortable at home. The tone is domestic and lighthearted with playful dialogue about a garden pastime.
An advertisement touts Cole's Caorbollasive as stopping pain from a burn or cut. Claims quick healing without scars. Invites readers to send 360 to The J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a couple's long courtship and living arrangements with kin, referencing Edinburgh and a charity troupe. The readable phrases hint at a social or marriage context with elderly relatives.
The Bureau of Plant Industry reports on two potato growth series, detailing tuber formation near flowering, seed piece effects, soil and irrigation influences, and the timing of maximum tuber growth. It notes larger seed pieces yield more, light soils give higher yields, and irrigation can boost weight and number of tubers.
The guide explains double wooden floors in cold climates for warmth and strength, suggests three-quarter inch mesh wire under floors to deter rats, and notes wall and roof coverings for Northern and Southern poultry houses. It covers painting methods, priming with oil and paint, whitewash preparation, and painting surfaces once dry.
About 1700 carloads of potatoes bound for Western markets from the Yakima valley will meet United States grade No. 4 standards. The Washington State Department of Agriculture and U S Department of Agriculture are coordinating shipping policies, service, and certification at origin points.
The article argues farmers should have their own ice supply from accessible streams. It notes ice forms in adult season and can be cut and hauled for summer use. The core point is farmers lack of experience with the benefits leading to limited ice storage.
A fashion survey notes plain tailored suits and knickerbocker styles vying for wardrobe space. It compares riding habits and service wears, highlights woolly velvety fabrics, fur collars, and varied coats, and suggests mixed outfits with skirts and blouses while predicting cautious adoption.
A casual dialogue riffs on film cowboys and riding skills, noting how audience members may not care about horse technique unless they are mounted police or parade grand marshals. An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for skin care and fragrance.
A hold up man boasts about future gains saying “That was some haul” and his partner adds they could become landlords with more heists, signaling bold criminal intent per the New York Sun.
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