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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
7
A William E. Brooks poem from The New Patriotium edited by Thomas Curtis Clark and Eather A Gillespie urges the living to honor the dead. It laments demagogic rage and calls for steadfast action against war.
An official account recalls the Armistice commission meeting at Compiegne that ended World War I. Foch, Weygand and British observers faced German delegates Erzberger Oberndorff Winterfeld and Wanselow as terms were read and signed at 5:15 PM on November 11 1918 marking a historic ceasefire.
A public school nurse conducts a routine health exam for a first grade girl. She asks the child to interpret the word born and asks where she has lived, prompting the child to say she came from heaven and that her mother once lived in the country in Indianapolis.
Eating rich foods may cause kidney trouble by acids that overwork and irritate kidneys. Begin drinking water and four ounces Jad Salts daily to flush and stimulate kidneys, relieve bladder irritation, and neutralize acids. Jad Salté lithia drink supports urinary health and is widely used.
A Kansas City Times excerpt recalls Isaac Newton's light refraction study with soap bubbles. A neighbor misread his experiments as childlike play and observed him watching bubbles until they burst. Newton reportedly humbly compared himself to a boy on the shore finding pebbles while truth lay undiscovered.
A collage of quips on marriage money and memory from a bygone era. Includes a playful exchange over prospects in marriage, a jab about debt memory, an ad for a laxative cure with 40 cent price, and notes on officeholders forgetting their past roles.
Quote suggests a man who believes all he hears is easily swayed, while remaining firm when faced with college rally enthusiasm. The remark reflects skepticism about sensational sports or campus culture.
Advertisement claims Cole's Carbon salve stops burn or cut pain and aids quick healing without scars. Invites druggists or orders by mail from The J We Cole Co Rockford Illinois. plus a quip about a bridge party and a small boy's naturalness.
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