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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
7
A fragmentary poem-like piece describes Armistice Day scenes in Arlington with soldiers and a silent choir among memorial stones. Gothic imagery recalls battles, metled weapons and heavenly, prophetic visions as crowds observe the day in a somber, reverent mood.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls brutal heat at Camp Macock and harsh jungle conditions at Yap and Wak. The text paints a grim picture of fear, sickness, and fatigue as soldiers carry gear, endure grit, mud, and pests, and confront the relentless grind of war.
A faded wartime verse speaks of brave men who died for country and honor. The lines honor those lost in battles and in camps, with families and comrades bearing the memory of wounds and sacrifice.
A reflection on Armistice Day stressing America as a peace arbiter not a warmonger. It contrasts historic military triumphs with memory of the fallen and urges charity, healing, and renewed national unity across nations. The piece cites Washington Lincoln and poetry as guidance. From the Bangor City Star.
Armistice day is urged as a national reminder of World War costs in lives and livelihood. General Charles H. Cole objects to commercializing the day and calls for a day of reflection over the sacrifice of fallen comrades and the price paid for peace.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Kitchen-tested Flour from Washburn Crosby Co. It claims uniform baking outcomes, reduces failures, and includes 12 simplified Betty Crocker recipes in each sack. It emphasizes in oven testing and offers free recipe sets via grocer contact.
The article notes engineering efforts in Seattle moving 4,500,000 cubic yards of earth to Elliott Bay and a Gila River bridge in Arizona carrying open telephone cables over 2,370 feet. It mentions Betty Crocker radio slots and Pere Lachaise Cemetery repurposed as a park in Paris.
This ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick remedy for sour stomach from over eating smoking or acidity. It claims the prep alkalinizes acid and sweetens the system and urges readers to trust physicians who endorse Philips. It warns against other brands claiming the same results.
A playful exchange centers on a teacher asking about homework. Billy replies that his family employs a servant at home, reframing the question with irony and humor.
A humorous exchange shows a newlywed wife dismissing a garbage man at the back door while her husband stays silent. The line captures domestic banalities and playful banter between spouses.
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